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  1. Sexual Dimorphism and Socioeconomic Status: Comparison between Migrant and Non-migrant Populations

    … and limb proportions between males and females between and within populations (Charisi et al. 2011). The Female Buffering Hypothesis suggests that expression of sexual dimorphism relies on male susceptibility to impairment in long bone length during episodes of stress, while females are …

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