Changing Sex Ratios: The History of Havasupai Fertility and Its Implications for Human Sex Ratio Variation [and Comments and Reply

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Previous articleNext article No AccessChanging Sex Ratios: The History of Havasupai Fertility and Its Implications for Human Sex Ratio Variation [and Comments and Reply]John F. Martin, E. A. Hammel, Marvin Harris, William H. James, John H. Moore, P. Govinda Reddy, Francisco M. Salzano, Russell Thornton, and John W. M. WhitingJohn F. Martin Search for more articles by this author , E. A. Hammel Search for more articles by this author , Marvin Harris Search for more articles by this author , William H. James Search for more articles by this author , John H. Moore Search for more articles by this author , P. Govinda Reddy Search for more articles by this author , Francisco M. Salzano Search for more articles by this author , Russell Thornton Search for more articles by this author , and John W. M. 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