Ontogenetically disharmonic of human body mass in various age and gender groups: estimation methods and rate bone component

Abstract

The data analysis has shown that gender differences were characterized by reliably higher prevalence of ontogenetic disharmony of body mass component among male individuals in the VI and VII ontogenetic periods, whereas in youth period the rate of disharmonic variants among male and female individuals was reliably the same. Significantly high rate of disharmony of body mass bone component is noted among the female individuals in the first period of adulthood.