PRE- AND PERINATAL ANTHROPOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY

by Charles D. Laughlin

[Updated May 1999]

The Pre- and Perinatal Anthropology Archives bibliography covers the cross-cultural psychology and anthropology of reproduction, gestation, birth and early infancy among humans and primates.   This is a much neglected area of study, and it is hoped that making these resources available with further the developmental focus in anthropology.  Please send any additional references you may have to Charlie for inclusion in future versions of this bibliography.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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