The changing role of the father in the family

Dorothea E. Dette-Hagenmeyer · Andrea B. Erzinger · Barbara Reichle

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The most universal property of a father is his biological (i.e., genetic) contribution to his children. Thus, fathers are indispensable for human reproduction. However, biologically speaking, the m...

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