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• 1994A duality in aging: the equivalence of mortality models based on radically different concepts81 cited
• 1997What demographers can learn from fruit fly actuarial models and biology73 cited
• 2001Reconsidering Mortality Compression and Deceleration: An Alternative Model of Mortality Rates72 cited
• 2008The exceptionally high life expectancy of Costa Rican nonagenarians62 cited
• 2010Centenarians Today: New Insights on Selection from the 5-COOP Study62 cited
• 2002The Survivor Ratio Method for Estimating Numbers at High Ages61 cited
• 2008Beyond the Kannisto-Thatcher Database on Old Age Mortality: an assessment of data quality at advanced ages46 cited
• 2003Verification of the Ages of Supercentenarians in the United States: Results of a Matching Study40 cited
• 2014Factors affecting the survival probability of becoming a centenarian for those aged 70, based on the human mortality database: income, health expenditure, telephone, and sanitation38 cited
• 2014Future Mortality in Low Mortality Countries38 cited
• 1996The Oldest Man Ever? A Case Study of Exceptional Longevity38 cited
• 2005Official population statistics and the Human Mortality Database estimates of populations aged 80+ in Germany and nine other European countries35 cited
• 2009The number of centenarians in Brazil: Indirect estimates based on death certificates