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Increased overall fingerprint asymmetry (FA) predicts higher systolic blood pressure, independent of age, while independence decreases FA in the fourth digit, in a semi-modernized population in Vanuatu
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- Tarivonda, L (author)
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- In: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN BIOLOGY. - 1042-0533. ; 31:2
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