Whole-body patterns of the range of joint motion in young adults: masculine type and feminine type
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Ryosuke Kimura | Hajime Ishida | Kyoko Yamaguchi | R. Kimura | H. Ishida | Hitoshi Fukase | Keiichi Moromizato | Hitoshi Fukase | K. Moromizato | K. Yamaguchi | Hajime Ishida
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