This is my third, and final, Progress in Human Geography review paper for population
geography where I turn to mortality-the third of the core areas of the subdiscipline. There …

We explore whether there was an urban height penalty in Spain during the period of early
industrialization from 1840 to 1913, using data from Spain's Southeastern coast and from …

Infant and childhood sex ratios in nineteenth‐century Spain were abnormally high, thus
pointing to some sort of unexplained excess female mortality. This article analyses internal …

Making use of data on age‐specific mortality and cause of death patterns for rural and urban
areas of Spain during the first third of the twentieth‐century, this paper explores the meaning …

This article shows that average (male-to-female) infant and child sex ratios were abnormally
high in late 18th-and 19th-century Spain, thus pointing to some sort of unexplained excess …

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This paper raises the issue of the role of theory in population geography. In the last decade
there have been calls for population geographers to become more involved in the wider …

The aim of this study is to present, discuss and compare the results of pathological
conditions in teeth from skeletal remains found in the northern part of the Iberian Peninsula …

This paper aims to establish whether there was a gap in biological living standards between
urban and rural areas in late nineteenth-century Catalonia, and if so, to determine its extent …

Este trabajo aborda el estudio del declive de la mortalidad en la infancia (0 a 4 años) en la
España del primer tercio del siglo XX, partiendo de la comparación de los niveles y …