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A cross cultural study of motor development in the Western Cape
Despite conflicting evidence regarding advanced motor behaviour in black African infants, very few comparative studies have been published. Reliable developmental norms for local populations are essential for the early identification of developmental disabilities. In this study the sample consisted...
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Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
2018
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