Birth Interval Dynamics
Birth Interval Dynamics is a demographic construct that refers to the temporal pattern and variability in the duration between successive live births within a population, distinguishing itself by its focus on the interplay of biological, behavioral, and social factors influencing reproductive timing in the context of fertility decline.
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Effect of breast-feeding patterns on human birth intervals
Peter Howie, Alan S. McNeilly · Reproduction · 1982 · 190 citations · Full text
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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
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Princeton University
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
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RAND Corporation
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East–West Center
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