Embryo reducation

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Ford, Norman. (2004). Embryo reducation. In In G. Teboul (Ed.). Procreation et droits de l'enfant pp. 61 - 70 E. Bruylant and Editions Nemesis.

Authors	Ford, Norman
Editors	G. Teboul
Page range	61 - 70
Year	2004
Book title	Procreation et droits de l'enfant
Publisher	E. Bruylant and Editions Nemesis
ISBN	2802719157
Research Group	School of Philosophy

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