Abstract
Differential mortality and fertility trends among the Buddhist and Hindu populations of the Indian state of Sikkim are analyzed using data from a sample of 281 mothers who had completed their reproductive cycles. The relative importance of the fertility and mortality components in the natural selection process among the populations studied is discussed.
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