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Single
Mothers Have More Girls Than
Boys, Study Reveals
Does the fact if the mother is
single or married determine the
sex of the baby? Well, it
appears that it does, according
to a scientific study that
confirms the biological theory
that the sex of a baby is
determined by the family
conditions.
The study done by the University
of Boston of 86.000 births
between 1959 and 1998, shows
that single mothers more baby
girls than boys.
According to the data, when the
father lives with the future
mother, there is a 14% higher
chance of the baby being a boy.
The investigation shows that
women who do not maintain a
stable and monogamous
relationship tend to have less
boys, leading investigators to
conclude that single mothers
have more baby girls.
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