[ SECRET POST #2609 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2609 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question about age differences

[gondremark]

Thanks!

Re: Question about age differences

[ariakas]

No problem!

And for the record, the findings are similar for men. Their virility peaks early, but they have the healthiest children (controlling for all other factors) in their late 20s and early 30s, with fathers between 35-44 having healthier children than fathers under 20. Men are still fertile at older ages than women, of course, but like women with extremely advanced maternal age, age linked risk factors start to increase dramatically (e.g. low birth weight, Down syndrome, etc. for older mothers; autism, low IQ, schizophrenia, etc. for older fathers). Peak baby-havin' time appears to be 20-45 for both sexes.