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HEIGHT, MARRIAGE AND REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS IN GAMBIAN WOMEN

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1999How Universal Are Preferences for Female Waist-to-Hip Ratios? Evidence from the Hadza of Tanzania161 cited

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