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Ultra-trail running: why women excel yet remain under-represented
Popular science article published in The Conversation (English edition) on 18 October 2026; English version of “Le paradoxe de l’ultra-trail : pourquoi les femmes excellent mais sont sous-représentées” (The Conversation France, 21 August 2026). Although women excel over very long distances, they rem
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