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Declining fecundity and ovarian ageing in natural fertility populations
Kathleen A. O'Connor
, Darryl J. Holman
, James W. Wood
Anthropology
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Keyphrases
Fetal Loss
100%
Fecundity
100%
Fecundability
75%
Maternal Age
75%
Biological Processes
25%
Increasing Risk
25%
Behavioral Factors
25%
Aging
25%
Mathematical Model
25%
Simple Mathematical Model
25%
Laboratory Results
25%
Usage Patterns
25%
Twice Daily
25%
Contraceptive Use
25%
Menopause
25%
Menstrual Cycle
25%
Biological Factors
25%
Fertility Decline
25%
Follicle
25%
Urine Samples
25%
Pattern Factor
25%
Chromosomal Abnormalities
25%
Conception Probability
25%
Endocrinological
25%
Direct Results
25%
Rural Bangladesh
25%
Loss Risk
25%
Hormonal Pattern
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Fetus Wastage
100%
Fertility
100%
Maternal Age
75%
Contraceptive Behavior
25%
Biological Phenomena and Functions Concerning the Entire Organism
25%
Follicle
25%
Conception
25%
Chromosome Aberration
25%
Menstrual Cycle
25%
Urine Sampling
25%
Oocyte
25%
Rural Population
25%
Biological Factor
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Fertility
100%
Maternal Age
100%
Biological Phenomena and Functions Concerning the Entire Organism
33%
Menstrual Cycle
33%
Urine Sampling
33%
Chromosomal Abnormalities
33%
Rural Population
33%
Conception
33%
Contraceptive Behavior
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Mathematical Model
100%
Conception
50%
Gametocyte
50%
Contraceptives
50%
Follicle
50%
Menstrual Cycle
50%
Rural Population
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Biological Process
100%