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Circadian variation in salivary testosterone across age classes in ache amerindian males of Paraguay
Richard G. Bribiescas,
Kim Hill
Human Evolution and Social Change, School of (SHESC)
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Agriculture & Biology
Paraguay
78%
age structure
63%
testosterone
54%
circadian rhythm
18%
diurnal variation
13%
American Indians
8%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Paraguay
100%
Testosterone
55%
Pain
36%
Circadian Rhythm
22%
Periodicity
15%
Population
5%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
testosterone
83%
age class
72%
circadian rhythm
25%
diurnal variation
12%
senescence
7%
young
4%
Social Sciences
Paraguay
82%
fluctuation
6%
lack
2%
literature
2%