The relationship between the neuropsychomotor developmental skills, the auditory and expressive vocabulary and language development in children aged from 24 to 36 months
Maria Eduarda Pasculli Marinheiro; Julia Neves Barbosa; Beatriz Servilha Brocchi; Ellen Osborn; Jacy Perissinoto
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11/02/2025
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