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Observations on the artifact hypothesis and Naylor's “sequential aspects of spontaneous abortion: Maternal age, parity, and pregnancy compensation artifact”

William H. James The Gallon Laboratory, University College, London, England
Pages 86-89 | Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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WilliamH. James. (1979) The causes of the decline in fecundability with age. Social Biology 26:4, pages 330-334.
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W.H. James. (1979) Maternal age, dizygotic twinning rates and age at menopause. Annals of Human Biology 6:5, pages 481-483.
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William H. James. (1979) To the Editor. Fertility and Sterility 32:3, pages 350-351.
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William H. James. (1978) Spontaneous abortion rates, gravidity and neural tube defects. Early Human Development 2:3, pages 291-295.
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