Hellin's law

English

Etymology

Originated in an 1895 paper by D. Hellin.

Proper noun

Hellin's law

  1. The principle that the frequency of x multiple births from natural pregnancies is approximately 1:89x-1.

Synonyms

  • Hellin-Zeleny law
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