DEMONSTRATING THE VALIDITY OF TWIN RESEARCH IN CRIMINOLOGY (Q56805570)

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BRIAN B. BOUTWELL

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JOSEPH A. SCHWARTZ

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ERIC J. CONNOLLY

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JOSEPH L. NEDELEC

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KEVIN M. BEAVER

The Politics of Mate Choice

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publication date

30 September 2014

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number of pages

39

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Criminology

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volume

52

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page(s)

588-626

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issue

4

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