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Inapparent maternal ZIKV infection impacts fetal brain development and postnatal behavior. [PDF]
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2002
The British Neuropsychiatry Association Annual Meeting was held at the Institute of Child Health, London, UK, on 21-22 February 2002.
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The British Neuropsychiatry Association Annual Meeting was held at the Institute of Child Health, London, UK, on 21-22 February 2002.
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The Offspring-Development-Time/Offspring-Number Trade-Off
The American Naturalist, 2012The metabolic theory of ecology (MTE) states that metabolic rate, ruled mainly by individual mass and temperature, determines many other biological rates. This view of ecology as ruled by the laws of physics and thermodynamics contrasts with life-history-optimization (LHO) theories, where traits are shaped by evolutionary processes. Integrating the MTE
Bueno, Juan, López-Urrutia, Ángel
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1979
To the Editor.— In regard to the article in theArchives"Psychopathology in Adopted-away Offspring of Biologic Parents With Antisocial Behavior" by Cadoret (35:176-184, 1978), the author's conclusion that there is a "Significant correlation of antisocial adoptee diagnosis in the adult adoptee sample with a biologic parent diagnosis of antisocial ...
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To the Editor.— In regard to the article in theArchives"Psychopathology in Adopted-away Offspring of Biologic Parents With Antisocial Behavior" by Cadoret (35:176-184, 1978), the author's conclusion that there is a "Significant correlation of antisocial adoptee diagnosis in the adult adoptee sample with a biologic parent diagnosis of antisocial ...
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Review of Radical Political Economics, 2022
This essay provides a brief informal reflection on radicalism from the perspective of intersectional political economy. JEL Classification: A113, B51, B54
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This essay provides a brief informal reflection on radicalism from the perspective of intersectional political economy. JEL Classification: A113, B51, B54
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