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Early life environment, fertility and age of menarche: A test of life history predictions using a longitudinal assessment of adversity perception and economic status
Perceptions of early life environmental adversity can affect the timing of life history transitions and investment in reproductive effort. These effects are well documented in non-human organisms, but have been challenging to test in humans. Here we present evidence of the effects of variables assoc
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