Human Growth After Birth |
Contents
NATURE OF GROWTH | 1 |
GROWTH IN HEIGHT AND WEIGHT | 21 |
GROWTH OF TISSUES | 46 |
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activity adolescent spurt adult alterations amount animals appear average baby become begins birth blood body bone boys cartilage cause cells cent centres changes child collagen common complete condition considerable continue curve cytoplasm deficiency depends deposition differentiated difficulties divide division early effect enlargement epiphyseal evidence example factors female fibres figures follows formed functional girls given glands grow growth hair hand hormones human important increase indicate individual infant influence kind known later layer length less limb loss lower male maturation measurements months muscle nerve nervous normal occurs old age organs period PLATE possible probably produce progressive puberty reached reason regeneration region relation relatively remain removed repair replacement result secondary secretion shape similar skeletal skin skull stage stimulated suggested supply surface takes place teeth tend tion tissue usually wall weight whole wound