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Changing face. Misha Rosolak, 4, plays with a display which allows the participant to rearrange photographs of facial features. It's part of the new s(...)
Changing face. Misha Rosolak, 4, plays with a display which allows the participant to rearrange photographs of facial features. It's part of the new s(...)

Changing face. Misha Rosolak, 4, plays with a display which allows the participant to rearrange photographs of facial features. It's part of the new s(...)

Date3/26/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Changing face. Misha Rosolak; 4; plays with a display which allows the participant to rearrange photographs of facial features. It's part of the new show Mindworks - a look at the evolution of psychology and what makes humans tick - which starts tomorrow and runs until Feb. 2; 1992; at the Ontario Science Centre.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110341F
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