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. 2015 Feb 18;30(4):963–972. doi: 10.1093/humrep/deu363

Table II.

The Infant Development and the Environment Study: characteristics of mothers and infants.

Mothers (N = 753) Categorical variables N (%)
Center
 San Francisco, CA 187 (24.83)
 Minneapolis, MN 202 (26.83)
 Rochester, NY 212 (28.15)
 Seattle, WA 152 (20.19)
Race/Ethnicity
 White/Not Hispanic 500 (66.40)
 Other 253 (33.60)
Smoking
 Yes  43 (5.81)
 No 697 (94.19)
Education
 Less than college 191 (25.64)
 Graduated college 554 (74.36)
Marital status
 Married/ Living as married 622 (83.16)
 Separated/divorced/single 126 (16.84)
Continuous variables Mean (SD) Percentiles
25th 50th 75th
All Infants Age 31.09 (5.52) 27.37 31.52 35.03
Pre-pregnancy BMI (kg/m2) 26.23 (6.29) 21.81 24.55 29.21
Weight at exam (kg) 3.37 (0.71) 2.96  3.30  3.66
Gestational age (weeks) 39.31 (1.79) 38.71 39.57 40.57
Age at exam (days) 6.44 (15.55)  1  1  2
Weight-for-length z-score (ZWL) −0.39 (1.26) −1.09 −0.34  0.36
Boys (N = 366) AGDAS (mm) 24.73 (4.55) 21.73 24.33 27.17
AGDAP (mm) 49.66 (5.91) 45.6 49.03 53.23
Penile width (mm) 10.81 (1.32)  9.93 10.78 11.5
Girls (N = 373) AGDAF (mm) 16.02 (3.22) 13.9 15.73 18.20
AGDAC (mm) 36.60 (3.89) 34.07 36.78 39.17