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Ecology of Food and Nutrition Volume 5, 1976 - Issue 1
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Husband‐wife similarities in hemoglobin levels

Stanley M. Garn The Center for Human Growth and Development and The Nutrition Unit, School of Public Health, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104
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Diane C. Clark The Center for Human Growth and Development and The Nutrition Unit, School of Public Health, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104
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Kenneth E. Guire The Center for Human Growth and Development and The Nutrition Unit, School of Public Health, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104
Pages 47-50 | Received 29 Jul 1975, Published online: 01 Sep 2010

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StanleyM. Garn, PatriciaE. Cole, StephenM. Bailey & S. M. Garn. (1979) Letters to the editor. Ecology of Food and Nutrition 8:3, pages 204-206.
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W. M. Ringsdorf$suffix/text()$suffix/text(), E. Cheraskin & F. H. Medford. (1979) Familial biochemical patterns: III. Hemoglobin levels in the dentist and his wife. Ecology of Food and Nutrition 8:2, pages 123-126.
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StanleyM. Garn, HelenA. Shaw & Kinne McCabe. (1976) Black‐white hemoglobin differences during pregnancy. Ecology of Food and Nutrition 5:2, pages 99-100.
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E. Cheraskin. (1990) The nature/nurture controversy: Spouse-likeness revisited. Medical Hypotheses 33:3, pages 219-225.
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Napoleon Wolanski & Anna Siniarska. (1984) Species module and assortative mating in man. Journal of Human Evolution 13:3, pages 247-253.
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Napoleon Wolański & Anna Siniarska. (1983) Koncepcja modułu gatunkowego w kojarzeniu wybiórczym małżonków. Anthropological Review 49:1-2, pages 77-85.
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Stanley M. Garn, Stephen M. Bailey & Patricia E. Cole. (2005) Similarities between parents and their adopted children. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 45:3, pages 539-543.
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