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Bolonchuk, W.W., H.C. Lukaski, and W.A. Siders. The structural, functional, and nutritional adaptation of college basketball players over a season. J. Sports Med. Phys. Fitness 31: 165-172, 1991.

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Lukaski, H.C. Electrical impedance offers promise of reliable body fat measures. Obesity & Health, p. 47, May/June 1991.

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