Polygyny and child survival in Nigeria: Age-dependent effects
Ukwuani, F.A.; Cornwell, G.T.; Suchindran, C.M.
Journal of Population Research 19(2): 155-171
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 1443-2447 Document Number: 247550
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