[The genetic-demographic approach in anthropological research. X. The dynamics of the sex-age structure of Khakass populations]
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[The genetic-demographic approach in anthropological research. X. The dynamics of the sex-age structure of Khakass populations]
[Article in
Russian]
Nauchnye Doki Vyss Shkoly Biol Nauki.
1992.
Abstract
Social-economic remakings in Siberia are reflected in the economy of a rural inhabitant and the sex-age structure of the Khakass populations. The age average of the population increased from 26.7 years in 1954 up to 31.2 years in 1980. It has been established that the effectively reproductive size of a population (Ne) which takes into account its historical extent serves as a satisfactory estimate of the veritable (not single, instantaneous) size of a population.
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