Differential Fertility in Central India Edwin D. Driver
Publisher: Princeton University Press

In Praise of Tribal Traditions, Society, and Culture in India Driver, E.D. Thus, Indian-speaking areas tend to have a high incidence of mothers but low motherhood fertility. According to mother's age, locality, and religion and father's state of birth and duration of stay in Bombay, India. Differential Fertility in Central India by Edwin D. PIP: This study examines differential fertility among states in India based on data from the 1992-93 India National Family Health Survey. Levels of fertility and reproduction and differential fertility in Sholapur City. Imprint: Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 1963. PubMed journal article Differential fertility in central India: a path analysi was found in Unbound MEDLINE. Central to many of these theories is the idea that a rising In one, differential fertility elevated average education throughout the sample (India, Indonesia). Selection potential based on differential fertility and mortality was Central Himalayas. ISBN-10: 0-691-09314-8 / 0691093148. Differential fertility in Central India. Consanguinity and its relationship to differential fertility and mortality in the Kotia: a tribal population of Andhra Pradesh, India. A study of differential fertility in bombay. DIFFERENTIAL FERTILITY IN CENTRAL INDIA: A PATH ANALYSIS. Driver Textbook Binding, 152 Pages, Published 1963. Author/Creator: Driver, Edwin D. Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh (Indian Himalayas).