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Rethinking Puberty

tinct and significant studies have pointed to the age of 10 as the mean age of first sexual attrac tion?well before puberty, which is typically defined as the age when the capacity to procreate is attained (Timiras, 1972). These findings are at odds with previous

Martha K. McClintock | G. Herdt | M. McClintock | Gilbert Herdt

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