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The impact of sex ratio and economic status on local birth rates
Abby Chipman
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Ed Morrison
Centre for Comparative & Evolutionary Psychology
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economics
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females
100%
birth
100%
sex ratio
100%
women
75%
humans
25%
competition
25%
fertility
25%
reproduction
25%
schedules
25%
mating
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Sex Ratio
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Birth Rate
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Life History
50%
Reproductive Behavior
25%
Mating
25%
Female Fertility
25%
Reproductive Medicine
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Birth Rate
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Sex Ratio
100%
Life History
50%
Female Fertility
25%
Reproductive Behavior
25%
Mating
25%