Paternal Fertility is a demographic and clinical construct within fertility epidemiology that specifically denotes the biological capacity of a male individual to contribute to conception through the production of viable sperm, thereby distinguishing it from maternal or general fertility measures.
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Paternal investment and the human mating system
Frank W. Marlowe · Behavioural Processes · 2000 · 374 citations
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Harvard University
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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Birmingham Women's Hospital
Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Inserm
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