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Delayed skeletal maturation is a major contributor to child height deficits in a low-income setting

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By Liina Mansukoski, Barry Bogin, J. Andres Galvez-Sobral, Luis Furlan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Background Studying the extent to which delayed skeletal maturation may contribute to childhood height deficits is important for assessing potential for recovery in heights. Aim To investigate the discrepancy in height-for-age Z-scores (HAZ) based on chronological age (HAZ-CA) compared to bone age (HAZ-BA) and estimate proportion of HAZ deficits attributable to delayed maturation in both sexes.
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Seasonality and Differential Growth Patterns of Body Dimensions of Children in a Rural Community of Yucatan, Mexico

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By Barry Bogin, Sudip Banik, Lucely Nataly Molina-Félix
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Seasonality profoundly affects a wide range of activities and biological processes in different species, including humans. It represents a regular pattern or variation correlated with the astronomical, meteorological, and biophysical rhythms of the ecosystems, populations, and individuals who live therein. Seasonality is essential for understanding the interrelationships between human beings and the natural and social environments where they belong (Devereux et al.
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Evolution of the Human Life Cycle, Revisited

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By Barry Bogin, B. Smith
| Wiley Online Library Verified
We are honored to be among the “Invited Commentaries on Influential Papers” for the 50th Anniversary of the Human Biology Association. The AJHB Editor, Bill Leonard, wrote that “These contributions will span the broad scope of research encompassed by the field of human population biology, including theoretical advancements … evolutionary/adaptive dimensions of human biology … insights into human health disparities … and methodological innovations …” (Leonard 2024).
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