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Jos Verhulst1992

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Seasonal birth distribution of west European soccer players: A possible explanation

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1966Season of Birth in Man. Contemporary Situation with Special Reference to Europe and the Southern Hemisphere

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Year1992

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Published1992-08-01

VenueMedical Hypotheses

ISSN-L0306-9877

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Citations70

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