Seasonality in twin births
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Annals of Human Biology
|March 1, 1976
Abstract:
Twin births have occurred seasonally in England and Wales since 1940. The probability of a twin birth is highest in November and lowest in May. The difference between the two probabilities is of the order of seven per cent.
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