Observable variations in human sex ratio at birth

Observable variations in human sex ratio at birth

The human sex ratio at birth (SRB), defined as the ratio between the number of newborn boys to the total number of newborns, is typically slightly greater than 1/2 (more boys than girls) and tends to vary across different geographical regions and time periods. In this large-scale study, we sought to...

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Main Authors: Chen, Q. (Author), Larsson, H. (Author), Long, Y. (Author), Rzhetsky, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Public Library of Science 2021
Subjects:
agriculture
air pollutant
air pollution
Air Pollution
American
Article
biology
birth
cluster analysis
Cluster Analysis
Computational Biology
controlled study
electronic medical record
environmental temperature
epidemiology
female
Female
global health
Global Health
human
Humans
industry and industrial phenomena
Infant, Newborn
male
Male
Models, Statistical
newborn
population dynamics
Population Dynamics
procedures
public health
Public Health
register
regression analysis
Regression Analysis
seasonal variation
sex ratio
Sex Ratio
statistical model
Sweden
Swedish citizen
toxin
United States
water pollutant
water pollution
Water Pollution
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