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Differences in rate of growth and size are primarily________________.
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I need a bit more context to pick one word, because both can be correct depending on what comparison you mean. Short answer:
- Between individuals (within a population): differences in growth rate and size are largely genetic.
- Between populations or across time (secular trends): they are primarily environmental — nutrition, disease burden, and socioeconomic conditions.
Tell me which context or give the answer choices and I’ll pick the best single-word completion.
- Between individuals (within a population): differences in growth rate and size are largely genetic.
- Between populations or across time (secular trends): they are primarily environmental — nutrition, disease burden, and socioeconomic conditions.
Tell me which context or give the answer choices and I’ll pick the best single-word completion.
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