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. 1956 Oct;31(159):372–381. doi: 10.1136/adc.31.159.372

Aberdeen Growth Study

I. The Prediction of Adult Body Measurements from Measurements Taken Each Year from Birth to 5 Years

J M Tanner, M J R Healy, R D Lockhart, J D MacKenzie, R H Whitehouse

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