“...Public sources of data on teenage pregnancy in Brazil follow different methodologies. As a result...”
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“... number of farms in the rural areas of Paraná, Brazil, by main type of activity and by land size category...”
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“... determinant of intergenerational mobility in Brazil. This result contrasts sharply with studies for developed...”
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“..., in the period 2013-2019. Methodology: descriptive, ecological, analytical, quantitative and cross...”
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“... (TNC) of pinealectomized rats and animals that received intraperitoneal melatonin, after intracisternal...”
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“..., we evaluated oocyte morphology and sperm motility parameters and their effects on the inseminating dose...”
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