Increased sex ratio in Russia and Cuba after Chernobyl: a radiological hypothesis. (Q37152792)

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Increased sex ratio in Russia and Cuba after Chernobyl: a radiological hypothesis (English)

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Ralf Kusmierz

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Kristina Voigt

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Can environmental or occupational hazards alter the sex ratio at birth? A systematic review

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3 September 2018

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3 September 2018

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3 September 2018

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Radiation and the sex ratio in man

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