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Anthropometric asymmetry in chronically undernourished children from Southern Mexico

B. B. Little Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas, USA
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P. H. Buschang Baylor University Dental School, Dallas, Texas, USA
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R. M. Malina Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
Pages 526-537 | Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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Barış Özener & Berna Ertuğrul. (2011) Relationship between shortness of final body height and fluctuating asymmetry in Turkish young males. Annals of Human Biology 38:1, pages 34-38.
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Bariş Özener & Bernhard Fink. (2010) Facial symmetry in young girls and boys from a slum and a control area of Ankara, Turkey. Evolution and Human Behavior 31:6, pages 436-441.
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