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Three limitations of the body mass index by Garn, SM, Leonard, WR, Hawthorne, VM

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Maturational timing as a factor in female fatness and obesity by Garn, SM, LaVelle, M, Rosenberg, KR, Hawthorne, VM

“…As shown in more than 16 000 white participants in two major studies, menarcheal timing is a major determinant of weight and fatness in early adulthood…”
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Body mass index in patients with unusual proportions by Garn, SM

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The secular trend in size and maturational timing and its implications for nutritional assessment by Garn, S M

“…For most westernized countries there has been a marked intergenerational increase in size and a decrease in the age at menarche, both interrupted or…”
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Fatness and obesity of the parents of obese individuals by Garn, S M, Sullivan, T V, Hawthorne, V M

“…As shown in 1419 pairings of obese probands with their parents drawn from a larger series of greater than 9000 proband-parent pairings, the fathers and mothers…”
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Are serum leptin correlations influenced by fat placement? by Stanley, M Garn, Franklyn, I Bennett, David, I Thurnham, Christine, A Northrop-Clewes, Mridula, Chopra

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Educational level, fatness, and fatness differences between husbands and wives by Garn, S M, Sullivan, T V, Hawthorne, V M

“…In 1017 husband-wife pairs aged 20–49 y, both fatness and weight of the wives is inversely and linearly related to educational level whereas the husbands’…”
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Fractionating healthy weight by Garn, SM

“…Any discussion of healthy weight necessarily starts with body composition and its relation to long-term mortality and morbidity and then goes on to consider…”
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Relationship between birth weight and subsequent weight gain by Garn, SM

“…As shown in 8709 Black term neonates followed through 7 yr of age, there is a direct, positive relationship between birth weight and long-term weight gain…”
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Applications of pattern profile analysis to malformations of the head and face by Garn, S M, Smith, B H, LaVelle, M

“…The craniofacial pattern profile approach to dysmorphogenesis syndromes affecting the head and face combines graphic and numerical measures of pattern…”
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The impedance index in predicting total body water by Garn, SM

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Obesity in black and white mothers and daughters by Garn, S.M. (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.)

“…A study conducted by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) examining the differences between white and black adolescent girls and their mothers…”
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Role of set-point theory in regulation of body weight by Garn, S M

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Evidence against functional differences between “central” and “peripheral” fat by Garn, SM, Sullivan, TV, Hawthorne, V

“…As shown in 1639 men and 1851 women in the 20–49 y age range, four commonly used skinfold measurements (triceps, subscapular, iliac, and abdominal) are all…”
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A note of caution re: circumferences by Garn, S M

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The chronology of adipose tissue appearance and distribution in the human fetus by Poissonnet, C M, Burdi, A R, Garn, S M

“…Timing of first appearance and subsequent distribution of adipose tissue were assessed in 488 normal-for-age human fetuses. The sample represented each of the…”
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The juvenile-onset, adolescent-onset and adult-onset obese by Garn, S M, Sullivan, T V, Hawthorne, V M

“…As shown in more than 8000 proband-parent pairs derived from a total-community sample and followed in longitudinal fashion, the 5-year incidence of obesity…”
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The effect of prenatal factors on crown dimensions by Garn, S M, Osborne, R H, McCabe, K D

“…As shown in 870 white participants in the National Collaborative Perinatal Project (NCPP), maternal health status during pregnancy and birth size are…”
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Reproductive histories of low weight girls and women by Garn, SM, LaVelle, M

“…As shown in 79,000 girls and women participating in four different surveys, low body weight (=47.2 kg) does not prevent the attainment of menarche, conception,…”
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From the Miocene to Olestra: A Historical Perspective on Fat Consumption by GARN, STANLEY M.

“…Given the extraordinary dietary and geographic diversity of Pleistocene hominids, there is no single “Paleolithic diet” or average pre-Holocene fat intake…”
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