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Reproductive technologies and the legal determination of fatherhood
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  • 2008Unlikely Fissures and Uneasy Resonances: Lesbian Co-mothers, Surrogate Parenthood and Fathers’ Rights12 cited
  • 2010Lesbian and Gay Parents and Reproductive Technologies: The 2008 Australian and UK Reforms11 cited

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