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Fertility, human

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The Politics Of Fertility In Twentiethcentury Berlin

Annette F. Timm

2010

Thinking about children

Joan Busfield, Michael Paddon

1977

The fertility sourcebook

Masood A. Khatamee MD, M. Sara Rosenthal, M. S. Rosenthal MS

1996

Mind, body, baby

Ann Bracken

2016

Making babies

Sami S. David

2009

The infertility diet

Fern Reiss

1999

Plan to get pregnant

Zita West

2008

Estimation of recent trends in fertility and mortality in the Republic of Korea

Ansley J. Coale

1980

Woman code

Alisa Vitti

2013

Cypriot women in the labour market

William J. House

1985

Fertility and kinship in the Philippines

Elena Yu

1980

Differential fertility in Central India

Edwin D. Driver

1963

Population pressure & cultural adjustment

Virginia Abernethy

1979

The complete guide to female fertility

Kate Brian

2007

The demographic dividend

David E Bloom

2003

Contingent Lives

Caroline H. Bledsoe

2002

Too many Americans

Lincoln H. Day

1964

How Do You Like Your Eggs? Frozen Please!

Agnes Fischer

2017

Stress and resilience

Leith Mullings, Alaka Wali

2001

Culture, the Status of Women, and Demographic Behaviour

Alaka Malwade Basu

1992

Population economics

Assaf Razin

1995

The population problem

Carr-Saunders, A. M. Sir

1922

Fertility & conception

Zita West

2003

How to get pregnant

Sherman J. Silber

2005

The sociology of human fertility

Ronald Freedman

1975

PCOS and Your Fertility

Colette Harris, Theresa Cheung

2004

Population in Asia

Warren C. Sanderson, Jee-Peng Tan

1995

No vacancy : global responses to the human population explosion

Michael Tobias

2005

The Ageing of Fertility in Europe

Willy Bosveld

1996

Marriage reduction and fertility

David Yaukey

1973

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