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ArticleSex Ratios at Birth and Environmental Temperatures

Alexander Lerchl1999

Article1999

Sex Ratios at Birth and Environmental Temperatures

Alexander Lerchl

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1987The human sex ratio. Part 1: A review of the literature.1998Seasonality of sex ratio in Germany 1953Seasonal variation in the American live birth sex ratio.

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Year1999

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Published1999-07-07

VenueDie Naturwissenschaften

ISSN-L0028-1042

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Citations41

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ShelfDemographic Trends and Gender Preferences

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