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Fertility

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To sow one acre more

Lee A. Craig

1993

Population politics

Virginia Abernethy

1993

Human adaptation and population growth

Kleinman, David S

1980

Allen's fertility and obstetrics in the dog

Gary C. W. England

1998

Honoring Our Cycles

Katie Singer

2006

Life blood

Thomas Hoover

2000

The male biological clock

Stephen Braun, Harry Fisch

2005

Demographic techniques of fertility analysis

Donald Joseph Bogue

1971

Your fertility signals

Merryl Winstein

1989

Getting Pregnant

Professor Robert Winston

1993

College women and fertility values

Charles F. Westoff

1967

Sex in Antiquity

Nancy Sorkin Rabinowitz, James Robson, Mark Masterson

2014

No-pill, no-risk birth control

Nona Aguilar

1980

Age, time, and fertility

Mary B. Breckenridge

1983

IVF Diet

Zita West

2017

The population of the United States

Donald Joseph Bogue

1961

Managing Reproductive Life

Soraya Tremayne

2001

Fertility, biology and behavior

John Bongaarts

1983

Between sex and power

Göran Therborn

2004

BIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF THE OOCYTE: ITS ROLE IN FERTILITY AND REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE; ED. BY ALAN O. TROUNSON

Roger G. Gosden

2003

The Bees: A Novel

Laline Paull, Laline Paull

2014 ★ 4.0

Male fertility and lipid metabolism

Stephanie R. De Vriese, Armond B. Christophe

2003

Be fertile and increase, fill the earth and master it

Cohen, Jeremy

1989

Births, Deaths, and Taxes

A. F. K. Organski

1984

Cry mercy

Mariah Stewart

2009

Increase Fertility and Achieve Conception the Natural Way

Anne Charlish

2005

Fecundity, fertility , sterility and allied topics

J. Matthews Duncan

1866

Fertility and reproduction

Cara Acred

2013

Fertility analysis through extension of stable population concepts

J. R. Rele

1967

Fertility in marriage

Louis Portnoy

1950

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