References
- Berkey C.S., Reed R.B., Valadian I. Longitudinal growth standards for preschool children. Annals of Human Biology 1983; 10: 57–67
- Cameron N. The growth of London schoolchildren 1904–1966: An analysis of secular trend and intra-county variation. Annals of Human Biology 1979; 6: 505–525
- Chinn S., Rona R.J. The secular trend in height of primary school children in England and Scotland from 1972–1980. Annals of Human Biology 1984; 11: 1–16
- Chinn S., Rona R.J. National Study of Health and Growth: effect of change in design with reference to efficiency of mixed longitudinal studies for measuring trends. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 1987a; 80: 544–546
- Chinn S., Rona R.J. Secular trends in weight, weight-for-height and triceps skinfold thickness in primary schoolchildren in England and Scotland from 1972 to 1980. Annals of Human Biology 1987b; 14: 311–319
- Davie R., Butler N., Goldstein H. From Birth to Seven. Longman, London 1972
- Irwig L.M. Surveillance in developed countries with particular reference to child growth. International Journal of Epidemiology 1976; 5: 57–61
- Tanner J.M. Some notes on the reporting of growth data. Human Biology 1951; 23: 93–159
- Tanner J.M. Earlier maturation in man. Scientific American 1968; 218: 21–27
- van't Hof M.A., Roede M.J., Kowalski C.J. A mixed longitudinal data analysis model. Human Biology 1977; 49: 165–179
- Van Wieringen J.C. Secular growth changes. Human Growth Vol 3, F. Falkner, J.M. Tanner. Plenum, New York 1986; 307–331, In
- Wadsworth M.E.J. The National Survey of Health and Development. Health Visitors Journal 1969; 42: 143–144