Body Composition in Biological AnthropologyCambridge University Press, 1991. 1. 17. - 345ÆäÀÌÁö This volume provides a thought-provoking perspective on the empirical and analytic study of body form and composition. The techniques used for measuring body components such as fat, water, lean tissue, bone mass and bone density are evaluated against potential 'gold standards'. |
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estimates of body composition | 24 |
Determination of body fat | 35 |
Determination of body water | 81 |
Determination of lean tissue | 91 |
Estimation of bone mass | 108 |
Regional differences of body composition | 115 |
Developmental changes growth and aging | 133 |
Genetic influences upon body composition | 165 |
Environmental influences | 189 |
Pathological disturbances of body composition | 226 |
Human adaptability and body composition | 242 |
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