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The biocultural pattern of Japanese‐American fertility

Donna Lockwood Leonetti Department of Anthropology, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Pages 38-51 | Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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Lee Ellis. (1987) Criminal behavior and r/k selection: An extension of gene‐based evolutionary theory. Deviant Behavior 8:2, pages 149-176.
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John M. Liu. (1982) 1982 Selected Bibliography. Amerasia Journal 9:2, pages 147-171.
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I. Del Hoyo, L. Crespo, C. García-Moro, M. Hernández & M. Esparza. (2015) FERTILITY PATTERN AND FITNESS OF THE SPANISH-MEXICAN COLONISTS OF CALIFORNIA (1742–1876). Journal of Biosocial Science 48:2, pages 192-205.
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Lee Ellis. (1988) Criminal behavior and r/K selection: An extension of gene-based evolutionary theory. Personality and Individual Differences 9:4, pages 697-708.
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Teresa A. Sullivan. (1987) 18: Documenting Immigration: A Comparison of Research on Asian and Hispanic Immigrants. Center for Migration Studies special issues 5:3, pages 427-451.
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Donna L. Leonetti & Laura Newell-Morris. (2008) Lifetime patterns of childbearing and employment: a study of second-generation Japanese American women. Journal of Biosocial Science 14:1, pages 81-97.
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