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Researchers exploring olfaction have discovered a connection between sense of smell and
A) a baby's height.
B) a baby's weight.
C) attachment between the infant and caregiver.
D) the tendency of fathers to want to spend time with their children.

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Children: A Chronological Approach, Canadian Edition

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