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A Population Profile of Very Old Men and Women in the United States

Charles F. LonginoThe University of Miami
Pages 559-564 | Published online: 12 Dec 2016

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  • Litwak, E., and C.F. Longino, Jr. 1987. “The Migratory Patterns of the Elderly: A Developmental Perspective”. The Gerontologist 25: 226–272.
  • Longino, C.F., Jr. 1982. “Applied Gerontology and the 1980 Census”. Journal of Applied Gerontology 1: 19–25.
  • Longino, C.F., Jr. 1983. A Statistical Profile of Older Floridians. Coral Gables, FL: University of Miami, Center for Social Research in Aging.
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  • Longino, C.F., Jr. 1986b. “A State by State Look at the Oldest Americans”. American Demographics 8: 38–42.
  • Longino, C.F., Jr. 1988. “Who Are the Oldest Americans The Gerontologist 28:515–523.
  • Longino, C.F., Jr., and M.I. Teicher. 1982. “An Introduction to the 1980 Census.” Pp. 75–84 in Data Based Planning in the Field of Aging, edited by C.C. Osterbind, W. Mangum, and M.E. Teicher. Gainesville, FL: University Presses of Florida.
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  • Patrick, C.H. 1980. “Health and Migration of the Elderly”. Research on Aging 2: 233–241.
  • Suzman, R., and M.W. Riley. 1985. “Introducing the ‘Oldest-Old.’ Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly 63: 177–186.

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