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Dinno, N., Hay, A., Strong, W.E., Coggins, T., Wendel, S., & Cook, D. (2000). A child with Fragile X Syndrome. In M. Guralnick (Ed.), Interdisciplinary clinical assessment of young children with developmental disabilities.

January 2000

In book: Interdisciplinary clinical assessment of young children with developmental disabilities (pp.351-364)
Chapter: A child with Fragile X Syndrome
Publisher: Paul Brooks Publish, Baltimore, MD
Editors: In M. Guralnick

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William Eric Strong

Minnesota State University, Mankato

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