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    Suominen H, Rahkila P.
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  • 52. Body composition of oligo/amenorrheic athletes.
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  • 58. Age at menarche and selected menstrual characteristics in athletes at different competitive levels and in different sports.
    Malina RM, Spirduso WW, Tate C, Baylor AM.
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