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Fetal programming and fetal psychology

2010-01-01

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Abstract The introduction of the ‘fetal programming hypothesis’, first in epidemiology, subsequently in a broad range of disciplines concerned with developmental biology, has generated new interest in phenotypic plasticity, the mechanisms that govern it, and its place in evolutionary biology. A number of epidemiological studies link small size at birth, assumed to be a consequence of constrained prenatal energy av...

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Literature Corpus work: e1aa2039-1cd3-58ea-bfd9-ff1c636c8482
DOI: 10.1002/icd.649

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