Growth
Question asked by: nackieb
Asked on: 10 Mar 2009
Growth does not necessarily mean changes in proportion - for instance if the size of a leg doubles and the size of a body doubles too then this still counts as growth, even though the proportion does not change.
In most creatures though growth does include change in proportion, for instance the size of a babies head is larger than the body proportionate to the same relationship in adults.
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Replied at: 15 Mar 2009
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