The Jukes in 1915
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Marriage- able age, nvunber.
Married.
Unmarried.
Unknown.
No.
P. ct.
No.
P. ct.
No.
P. ct.
Juke males Juke females ....
Total 463 541 269 372 58.1 68.7 145 135 31.3 24.9 49 34 10.6 6.4 1,004 641 63.8 280 27.9 83 8.3 XIII. FECUNDITY.
An analysis of the figures of the Jukes in regard to the birth-rate shows that of a total of 403 married Juke women, 33Q reproduced one or more children and 73 were barren.
The average fecundity, counting those who are barren, is 3.526 children per female. The 330 w...omen having chil- dren have an average fecundity of 4.306 as compared with that of 4.025, based on 120 reproducing women in the Nam family. On the other hand, 265 of " X " blood in the Juke study, including 71 barren, had an average fecundity of 2.554. (See table 3.) Table 3 — Fecundity Genera- tion.
Number of children of married females.
11 oj ci ai
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marriage- able age, nvunber.
Married.
Unmarried.
Unknown.
No.
P. ct.
No.
P. ct.
No.
P. ct.
Juke males Juke females ....
Total 463 541 269 372 58.1 68.7 145 135 31.3 24.9 49 34 10.6 6.4 1,004 641 63.8 280 27.9 83 8.3 XIII. FECUNDITY.
An analysis of the figures of the Jukes in regard to the birth-rate shows that of a total of 403 married Juke women, 33Q reproduced one or more children and 73 were barren.
The average fecundity, counting those who are barren, is 3.526 children per female. The 330 w...omen having chil- dren have an average fecundity of 4.306 as compared with that of 4.025, based on 120 reproducing women in the Nam family. On the other hand, 265 of " X " blood in the Juke study, including 71 barren, had an average fecundity of 2.554. (See table 3.) Table 3 — Fecundity Genera- tion.
Number of children of married females.
11 oj ci ai
What to read after The Jukes in 1915?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Estabrook Arthur Howard, 1885- to read onlineMoreLess
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