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Among the most fertile in Cameroon , they fear infertility and reproductive mishaps . ... Bamileke reproductive insecurity seems astonishing in the face of the Bamileke's relatively high fertility ( Fotso et al .
Among the most fertile in Cameroon , they fear infertility and reproductive mishaps . ... Bamileke reproductive insecurity seems astonishing in the face of the Bamileke's relatively high fertility ( Fotso et al .
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Education is one of the most common and powerful variables used by demographers to explain fertility decline ( Van de Walle and Foster 1990 ) . Further , the importance and costs of education are closely associated in the minds of Igbo ...
Education is one of the most common and powerful variables used by demographers to explain fertility decline ( Van de Walle and Foster 1990 ) . Further , the importance and costs of education are closely associated in the minds of Igbo ...
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The implications that communities draw out of their experience here actually result in reaffirmation of familiar themes from cultural anthropology : sexual freedom for men ; incentives to high fertility ; the concept of humans as ...
The implications that communities draw out of their experience here actually result in reaffirmation of familiar themes from cultural anthropology : sexual freedom for men ; incentives to high fertility ; the concept of humans as ...
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