Carolina Quotes[S]o far all anthropometric studies have indicated substantial gender-based differences in the biological standard of living during episodes of economic change. ...[F]emales began to experience nutritional stress earlier than men during a downturn and were less likely to show improvements in an upswing.
John Komlos Connected to the Carolinas
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- On the Significance of Anthropometric History (1994)
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- 1994
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