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Population growth and fertility patterns in an Old Order Amish settlement

https://doi.org/10.1080/03014460110075684
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Population studies and the Old Order Amish
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An Analysis of Factors Related to Parity among the Amish in Northeast Ohio
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Fertility Patterns and Trends Among the Old Order Amish
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Some Remarks on the Paper by Julia Ericksen et al., `Fertility Patterns and Trends among the Old Order Amish'
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Some data on natural fertility
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Perinatal, Infant, and Child Death Rates among the Old Order Amish
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A new method for estimating the level of natural fertility in populations practicing birth control
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A Multistate Model of Fecundability and Sterility
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Family Limitation Among the Old Order Amish
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