When someone describes themselves as “big-boned,” they’re usually trying to explain why they appear larger even when eating ...
Mentioning body size when it’s not relevant can contribute to antifat attitudes and behavior and create harm. For example, unnecessarily discussing weight in the context of health may imply that high ...
The average body size of humans has fluctuated significantly over the last million years and is strongly linked to temperature. Colder, harsher climates drove the evolution of larger body sizes, while ...
An analysis of 429 specimens belonging to 39 species representative of the diversity of Polistes in the Americas confirmed the inverse of Bergmann’s rule by pointing to larger body size for species ...
July 8 (UPI) --New analysis of hundreds of human fossils, some 1 million years old, suggests the average human body size has fluctuated as the planet's climate periodically warmed and cooled.
1. Introduction J. Damuth and B. MacFadden Part I. The Biological Significance of Mammalian Body Size: 2. The physiological significance of body size B.K. McNab 3. The behavioral/ecological ...