The human sex ratio is skewed toward males, and this is the subject of much research. A review of some of the theories currently available was conducted, searching and analyzing the current scientific literature. Suggestions to explain the ratio include unequal proportions of X and Y sperm, the effect of maternal diet, maternal testosterone levels, and the natural fluctuations in the consistency of the cervical mucus. Although the difference in X/Y sperm proportions does not adequately explain all the data, the other theories do seem to explain the greater percentage of male births. However, there is still not enough information available to verify which theory is the most plausible
Sex ratio allocation has important fitness consequences, and theory predicts that parents should adj...
Abstract A test for heritability of the sex ratio in human genealogical data is reported here, with ...
Infertility affects around 15% of human couples and in many countries approximately 1–4% of babies a...
The human sex ratio is skewed toward males, and this is the subject of much research. A review of so...
It is hypothesised that hormone levels of both parents at the time of conception affect the probabil...
Data have been reviewed on the variation of the human sex ratio at birth. It is clear that it varies...
This paper deals with the problem of the causes of the variation of sex ratio (proportion male) at b...
Sex ratio theory attempts to explain variation at all levels (species, population, individual, brood...
This article deals with the problem of the causes of the variation of sex ratio (proportion male) at...
This paper shows that the use of sex-ratio as an indicator of preference for male is not an appropri...
Sex ratio theory attempts to explain variation at all levels (species, population, individual, brood...
Sex ratio theory attempts to explain variation at all levels (species, population, individual, brood...
Sex allocation theory provides a powerful framework for understanding a range of reproductive behavi...
The ratio of males to females among an individual's offspring at birth (offspring sex ratio) has lon...
Sex ratio allocation has important fitness consequences, and theory predicts that parents should adj...
Sex ratio allocation has important fitness consequences, and theory predicts that parents should adj...
Abstract A test for heritability of the sex ratio in human genealogical data is reported here, with ...
Infertility affects around 15% of human couples and in many countries approximately 1–4% of babies a...
The human sex ratio is skewed toward males, and this is the subject of much research. A review of so...
It is hypothesised that hormone levels of both parents at the time of conception affect the probabil...
Data have been reviewed on the variation of the human sex ratio at birth. It is clear that it varies...
This paper deals with the problem of the causes of the variation of sex ratio (proportion male) at b...
Sex ratio theory attempts to explain variation at all levels (species, population, individual, brood...
This article deals with the problem of the causes of the variation of sex ratio (proportion male) at...
This paper shows that the use of sex-ratio as an indicator of preference for male is not an appropri...
Sex ratio theory attempts to explain variation at all levels (species, population, individual, brood...
Sex ratio theory attempts to explain variation at all levels (species, population, individual, brood...
Sex allocation theory provides a powerful framework for understanding a range of reproductive behavi...
The ratio of males to females among an individual's offspring at birth (offspring sex ratio) has lon...
Sex ratio allocation has important fitness consequences, and theory predicts that parents should adj...
Sex ratio allocation has important fitness consequences, and theory predicts that parents should adj...
Abstract A test for heritability of the sex ratio in human genealogical data is reported here, with ...
Infertility affects around 15% of human couples and in many countries approximately 1–4% of babies a...