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Infectious disease mortality in two Outer Hebridean islands: 1. measles, pertussis and influenza by Clegg, E. J.

“…Objectives : The purpose of the study was to examine changes in mortality from measles, pertussis (whooping cough) and influenza (all epidemic diseases) in…”
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Infectious disease mortality in two Outer Hebridean islands: 2. pulmonary tuberculosis by Clegg, E. J.

“…To examine mortality from pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) in the Outer Hebridean islands of Harris and Barra, and to compare it with that in Scotland as a whole…”
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Starting, spacing and stopping in the reproductive histories of outer Hebridean families by Clegg, E J

“…Maternal ages at the first maternity (starting), at the last maternity (stopping) and the lengths of intervals between maternities (spacing) have been studied…”
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Probabilities of marriage in two outer Hebridean islands, 1861-1990 by Clegg, E J

“…A study has been made of the probabilities of marriage of females and males aged 15-49 (either as a whole or in 5-year age groups) in two Outer Hebridean…”
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Some factors affecting marital isonymy in three Outer Hebridean parishes by Clegg, E. J.

“…Log-linear analysis was used to investigate the relationships between spouse isonymy and parental isonymy, time, endogamy/exogamy and groom's occupation in a…”
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Some factors affecting marital distances in the Outer Hebrides by Clegg, E J, Ringrose, T J, Cross, J F

“…Some factors affecting marital distances have been studied in two Outer Hebridean islands, Harris (843 marriages) and Barra (444 marriages), over the period…”
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Religion and fertility in the Outer Hebrides by Clegg, E J, Cross, J F

“…Estimates of fertility in Protestant Barra and Catholic Harris, islands in the Outer Hebrides, over the period 1856-1985, show that in both islands fertility…”
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Aspects of neonatal death in St Kilda, 1830-1930 by Clegg, E J, Cross, J F

“…Neonatal death (mainly due to tetanus) was common in St Kilda until 1891. Two aspects of this phenomenon are studied; factors which predicted death, and the…”
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The growth of Melanesian and Indian children in Fiji by Clegg, E J

“…A cross-sectional study was made of the growth of Melanesian and Indian children residing in or near Suva, the capital of Fiji. Melanesians numbered 283 males…”
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Aspects of fertility in Suva, Fiji by Clegg, E J

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The use of parental isonymy in inbreeding in two Outer Hebridean populations by Clegg, E J

“…The use of isonomic associations between the parents of spouses is described. Scottish marriage registers contain information on the natal surnames of all four…”
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Morphometric studies of the spleen of the hypoxic mouse by Clegg, E J

“…Adult male mice were exposed for periods of up to 7 days at atmospheric pressures of either 72 or 52 kPa (540 or 390 mm mercury). Changes in body weights,…”
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Birth dimensions in Melanesian and Indian Fijians and their relationships with maternal and socio-economic factors by Clegg, E J, Clegg, S D

“…Fifty-nine Melanesian (MF) and 39 Indian (IF) Fijian full-term newborns were studied within 5 days of birth. Dimensions recorded included birthweight, length,…”
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STUDIES ON ARTIFICIAL CRYPTORCHIDISM: DEGENERATIVE AND REGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE GERMINAL EPITHELIUM OF THE RAT TESTIS by CLEGG, E J

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Blood group variation in the Isle of Lewis by Clegg, E J, Tills, D, Warlow, A, Wilkinson, J, Marin, A

“…Blood groups and protein and enzyme polymorphism distributions were studied in 285 residents on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides. As well as gene…”
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The Influence of Social, Geographical and Demographic Factors on the Size of 11-13 year old Children from the Isle of Lewis, Scotland by Clegg, E. J.

“…Size (stature and body weight), shape (ponderal index and relative sitting height) and body composition (log ∑ skinfolds and arm muscle and bone areas) were…”
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STUDIES ON ARTIFICIAL CRYPTORCHIDISM: MORPHOLOGICAL AND QUANTITATIVE CHANGES IN THE SERTOLI CELLS OF THE RAT TESTIS by CLEGG, E J

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Studies on artificial cryptorchidism: compensatory changes in the scrotal testes of unilaterally cryptorchid rats by Clegg, E J

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Secular changes in age at menarche and adult stature in Hebridean women by Clegg, E J

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Further studies on artificial cryptorchidism: quantitative changes in the interstitial cells of the rat testis by CLEGG, E J

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