Post by nockwasright on Mar 9, 2005 5:35:51 GMT -5
www.zoologi.su.se/research/Lindenfors/Publications/04JHE-47.pdf
Differently from most animal groups, the article argues, in humans sexual dimorphism do not increase with increasing stature.
At the end of it (it's pdf, sorry), tables with average male and female height of many populations.
Differently from most animal groups, the article argues, in humans sexual dimorphism do not increase with increasing stature.
At the end of it (it's pdf, sorry), tables with average male and female height of many populations.