Male Fruit Fly’s Courtship and Its Double Control by the Fruitless and Doublesex Genes

  • Yamamoto D
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This paper focuses on the role of religion and ethnicity in providing social support for elderly Dutch Canadian Catholic and Calvinist parents and in establishing ethno-religious retirement and long-term care facilities. The data come from a 1995 survey of elderly Dutch Canadian immigrants (N = 79) and their adult children (N = 364) examining intraethnic differences in ethnic persistence and parent care. Continuity theory provides the theoretical framework for this study. In the last few decades, second generation Dutch Calvinist immigrants have been busy establishing retirement and long-term care facilities to look after the needs of the older Calvinist generation. Dutch Catholic immigrants have established very few retirement and nursing homes for their elderly members. Ethnic and religious differences influence the kind of support available to elderly Dutch Canadians

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Yamamoto, D. (2016). Male Fruit Fly’s Courtship and Its Double Control by the Fruitless and Doublesex Genes. In Animal Models of Behavior Genetics (pp. 3–33). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-3777-6_1

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