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Fertility Differences between Indian and Spanish-speaking Parts of Andean Countries
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  • 1956Social Structure and Fertility: An Analytic Framework850 cited
  • 1962Family Structure in Jamaica. The Social Context of Reproduction102 cited
  • 1962The Female Labor Force in Metropolitan Areas: An International Comparison80 cited
  • 1948Moche: A Peruvian Coastal Community61 cited
  • 1973Moche,: A Peruvian coastal community,44 cited

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  • 1965Areal Differences in Latin American Fertility38 cited
  • 1980Altitude and fertility: The confounding effect of childhood mortality—a Bolivian example34 cited
  • 1965Female Employment and Fertility in Lima, Peru29 cited
  • 1968Women's Work Participation and Fertility in Metropolitan Areas29 cited
  • 1966The Effect of Altitude on Fertility in Andean Countries27 cited

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