GROWING TALLER, LIVING LONGER? ANTHROPOMETRIC HISTORY AND THE FUTURE OF OLD AGE
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HARRIS, B., GROWING TALLER, LIVING LONGER? ANTHROPOMETRIC HISTORY AND THE FUTURE OF OLD AGE. AGEING AND SOCIETY, Vol. 17, no. 5 (1997), p. 491-512.
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Desarrollo infantil, Duración de la vida, Esperanza de vida, Evolución, Mortalidad, Personas mayores
Desarrollo infantil, Duración de la vida, Esperanza de vida, Evolución, Mortalidad, Personas mayores
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