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What do you mean by the determinant of birth

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INTRODUCTION. The physiological determinants of the length of the interval between two consecutive live births. to the same woman, in the absence of intervening foetal deaths, are. (I) The duration of post-partum infecundity; (2) Fecundability;'

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What do you mean by the determinant of birth​

What do you mean by the determinant of birth