Claudia Valeggia

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Yale University

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Claudia Valeggia is a Professor at Yale University in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on hormonal interactions, environmental impacts on indigenous communities, and the physiological effects of contaminants. Recent articles include studies on cortisol and testosterone coupling in adolescents, nutritional evaluations of children in Argentina, and the effects of environmental problems on rural populations.

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LIFE HISTORY TRANSITIONS AMONG THE TOBA OF ARGENTINA

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Melanie Martin

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University of Washington

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Yale University

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Trayectorias hormonales asociadas con la edad a la menarca y el aumento de peso en niñas originarias Qom/Toba

Positive Cortisol–Testosterone Hormonal Coupling Among Adolescents in Argentina and Jordan

Contaminant Exposure Profiles Demonstrate Similar Physiological Effects Across Environments Despite Unique Profile Composition in Formosa, Argentina, and Connecticut, USA

Evaluación del estado nutricional de niños y niñas qom y wichí de Formosa, Argentina

Wicked Environmental Problems in Bañado La Estrella: Floods and Water Pollution of the Pilcomayo Basin and their Impact on Indigenous and Rural Communities

Moving biological anthropology research beyond p < 0.05

Associations between fecal cortisol and biparental care in a pair‐living primate

Moonstruck sleep: Synchronization of human sleep with the moon cycle under field conditions

Access to electric light is associated with delays of the dim‐light melatonin onset in a traditionally hunter‐gatherer Toba/Qom community

Food Intake and the Significance of Feeding in Qom Children of Northern Argentina

Incipient Neighborhood and Socioeconomic Stratification Associated to Nutritional Status in Indigenous Qom Preschoolers from Formosa, Argentina

The developmental origins of risk and time preferences across diverse societies.

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Melanie Martin

Eduardo Fernandez-Duque

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