The Cambridge encyclopedia of human growth and development / 
 Human growth and development 
edited by Stanley J. Ulijaszek, Francis E. Johnston, and Michael A. Preece. 
 - Cambridge, UK ;  New York, NY, USA :  Cambridge University Press,  1998. 
 - xii, 497 p. :  29 cm. 
<br/><br/>Measurement and assessment Noel Cameron<br/><br/>Embryonic staging R.O'Rahill)-an(l F.Miiiler 19<br/>Ultrasound measurement of prenatal growth H>'l(onB.Meir( 21<br/>Prenatal age R.O'RabiliyandF.Muiier 24<br/>Anthropometry Francis E.Johnston 26<br/>Mea.surement error Stanley Uiijaszek 28<br/>Recumbent anthropometry Carol M.Worthman 29<br/>Body imaging by three-dimensional surface anthropometry Reter R.M. Jones and Jean Peters 30<br/>Grating projection methods: the Liverpool experience Peter H. Dangerfield 32<br/>The assessment of body composition BabetteSZemel 34<br/>Body .scanning, imaging ancLmeasurement Peter H. Dangerfield 36<br/>Chemical immaturity Stanley Uiijaszek 37<br/>Models of body composition Peter S. W Davies 38<br/>Biochemical markers Simon P. Robins 39<br/>Radiographic assessment Noel Cameron 42<br/>Dental maturation Edward Harris 4S<br/>Physical examination leuan 4. Hughes 49<br/>Adiposity rebound and prediction of adult fatness Marie-Fran(oise Rolland-Cachera SI<br/>Growth as an indicator of social inequalities Tadeusz Bielicki 54<br/>Cross-sectional studies C.G.RMascie-Taylor 57<br/>Longitudinal analysis Michelle LampI 60<br/>Assessment of age at menarche Phyllis B. Eveleth 62<br/>Creation of growth references T.j.Cole 63<br/>The three-ln-one infant weight-monitoring chart T. J. Cole 66<br/>Body mass index references Marie-Franfoise Rolland-Cachera 68<br/>Skinfolds Francis E.Johnston 68<br/>Dental development Arto Demirjian 70<br/>Skeletal development Noel Cameron 72<br/>Growth software T.j.Cole 73<br/>Alternative measures for assessing linear growth Babette S. Zemel andViiginia A. Stallings 74<br/>Conditional growth references T.j.Cole 76<br/>Height and weight references Francis E.Johnston 77<br/>Bibliography of some current height- and weight-by-age references Francis E.Johnston 78<br/>Weights defining small-for-gestational-age in twins Rosanna Rooney, David A. Hay and Florence Levy 79<br/>The use of growth references T.j.Cole 80<br/>Monitoring of treatment for growth failure Michael Preece 83<br/>Z-scores Francis E.Johnston 84<br/>Screening for growth failure in industrialized countries Roberto Rona 85<br/>Screening for growth failure in developing countries Francis E.Johnston 86<br/>Screening and siu^eillance during famine Lola Nothonail and John Seaman 87<br/>Screening and surveillance during warfare Aileen Robertson 88<br/>Part Two<br/>Patterns of human growth Barry sogin<br/>90<br/>2.1 Comparative growth and development of mammals .siunlf> iJli)us/fk<br/>TIk- allometry of basal im-tabolR rale (' ) K Hmry<br/>Birlh-weijjiit, j^i-statioii li-ii>;lli ami rclalivt- maliirit) Slanlc) lfli|(is/tk ''/<br/>l.otoiiiotion K McNfill/tfc.vandcr ''S<br/>Mammalian life liislory H MiNtiil/lic.vandrr '^8<br/>Ailomi-lry : a brii-f history C I K tloiry 99<br/>2.2 Growth In non-human primates BrianT -Stica loo<br/>l^rimate iifi- history 1' C.l.et: 102<br/>2-3 Human growth from an evolutionary perspective Burry Bogm io i<br/>Neandi-rthai jjrowtii and (icvciopiiu-nt /cnnifrr I. Tliompson 106<br/>2.4 The human growth curve johan Karllifrg 108<br/>Curve-fittinj; R.C. Hauspie 1 14<br/>2.5 Within-population variation in growth patterns I rancn !•: lotinsion 1 16<br/>A tethniqnc for analysing tin- growth of population siib-gronps G. Brush and (l .4 Harrison I 1 i<br/>Part Three<br/>The genetics of growth Stanley Ulijaszek<br/>120<br/>3.1 Genetics of child growth f(.C. Hauspic and C. Susannt 124<br/>Growth of twins Pavvtl Bergman and Tadcus/Biclicki 128<br/>Sex steroids and growtli-hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) gene ex|)ression<br/>Jesus Argcnle and Julie A, Choiven 150<br/>Genetics and body fatness BradfordTossne 150<br/>Genetics and energy metafiolism Stanley Ulijaszek 152<br/>3.2 Genetic and environmental influences on fetal grovirth William H Mueller 155<br/>3.3 Homeobox genes Kenneth M.Weiss, DavidWstock and ZhiyongZhuo 157<br/>Homeobox genes: evolutionary issues Kenneth M.Weiss, David WStock and Zhiyong Zhao 159<br/>Evolution of a gene system Kenneth M.Weiss. David W Stock and Zhiyong Zhao 159<br/>Growth hormone gene deletions Ichiro Miyata and John A Phillips 111 140<br/>3.4 Genetic regulation of growth-promoting factors by nutrition M J. Daumey and J M Pell 142<br/>Part Four<br/>Petal growth leuan a. Hughes<br/>146<br/>4.1 Hormonal regulation of fetal growth Manuel Hernandez I SI<br/>4.2 Growth factors and development Zhiyong Zhao, Kenneth M Weiss and David W Stock 1S4<br/>Peptide-signalling factors in development Zhiyong Zhao, Kenneth MWeiss and David W Stock 1 S4<br/>Modes of action of peptide-signalling factors Zhiyong Zhao, Kenneth MWeiss and David W Stock 1 SS<br/>4.3 Grovi/thofthe human embryo R.o'Rahillyand F.Mtiller 1S7<br/>4.4 Embryonic development of teeth zhiyong Zhao, David WStock and Kenneth M.Weiss 159<br/>4.5 Developmental morphology ofthe embryo and fetus RO'Rahillyand EMiiller 161<br/>Fetal body composition Stanley Ulijaszek 163<br/>4.6 Neurological development Ingeborg Brandt 164<br/>4.7 Ontogeny ofthe immune system zinthony R. Hayward 166<br/>4.8 Fetal growth retardation Jere D. Haas 170<br/>Intra uterine growth retardation: perspectives from the Bonn Study Ingeborg Brandt 170<br/>4.9 Standards and references for the assessment of fetal growth and development ingeborg Brandt 175<br/>Part Five<br/>Post-natal growth and maturation Roberl M.Mulinu<br/>176<br/>5.1 Endocrinological regulation of post-natal growth ivier Hindmarsh 182<br/>5.2 Extra-uterine growth after premature birth ingehorg Brandt 184<br/>5.3 Extra-uterine development after premature birth Ingehorg Brandt 188<br/>5.4 The development of patterns of deep body temperature in infancy Stovart ivterscn and Mike Wailoo 191<br/>5.5 Morphology Franusi:. Johnston 19i<br/>Sexual dimorphism of physique Michad Preece 195<br/>Body proptjriions N.G. Norgan 195<br/>5.6 Skeletal development William/\.Stini 196<br/>5.7 The human growth plate N. F. Kember 198<br/>Growth arrest lines iAnn L. Magennis 200<br/>Cell kinetics N. F. Kember 201<br/>5.8 Human skeletal muscle across the lifespan D.A. Jones and Joan M. Round 202<br/>Physical work capacity during growth G.B.Spurr 204<br/>59 Post-natalcraniofacialgrowth BrianT.Shea 206<br/>3.10 Variation in time of tooth formation and eruption Alan Fl. Goodman 209<br/>Developmental def ects of dental enamel Alan H. Goodman 210<br/>5.11 Body composition N.G. Norgan 212<br/>Organ development and body-weight Marines Ella 212<br/>5.12 Physical activity and training for sport as factors affecting growth and maturation<br/>Robert M.Malina 216<br/>5.13 Growth cyclicities and pulsatilities Barry Begin 220<br/>Mini growth spurts Michael Hermanussen 222<br/>Saltatory growth Michelle Lampl 222<br/>Seasonality of growth T.J.Cole 223<br/>Pulsatile growth hormone release Johannes D. Veldhuis 224<br/>5.14 Hormonal regulation of growth in childhood and puberty Francis E. Johnston 225<br/>The mid-childhood growth spun Barry Bogin 226<br/>5.15 Sexual maturation P.T.Ellison 227<br/>Menarche Phyllis B. Eveleth 228<br/>5.16 Fat and fat patterning Nod Cameron 230<br/>Fat patterning and non-insiilin-dependent diabetes mellitus in mc^dernizing populatic^ns<br/>Stephen T. McGarvey 2 31<br/>5.17 Adulthood and developmental maturity Nod Cameron 233<br/>Fertility Carol M.Worthman 233<br/>Bone morphology and mineralization across adult life William A Stini 234<br/>Epiphyseal fusion Noel Cameron 234<br/>Part Six<br/>Behavioural and cognitive development Paolo Parisi<br/>236<br/>6.1 Cognitive development Stanley Ulijaszek 245<br/>6.2 Motor development and performance Robert M. Molina 247<br/>6.3 Language development Marilee Monnot 251<br/>6.4 Psychosocial factors in growth and development Paolo Parisi 2 5 3<br/>6.5 Nutrition and cognitiye development Robin Stevens 256<br/>6.6 The development of sexuality Martin Richards 258<br/>Part Seven<br/>Clinical growth abnormalities Michael Preecc<br/>260<br/>7.1 identification of abnormal growth c 0 0 Brook »<br/>7.2 Orthodontic disorders Oiant MurkmMi/ 266<br/>7.3 Regional growth disorders Peltr H Oanjjerhcld 268<br/>Asymmc-try Pcitt H, Oungtrfifld 269<br/>Scr)lisis R.G. Bunvcll 270<br/>7.4 Chromosome aberrations and growth RobinW'imtr 271<br/>Turiu-r syjitlroiiii- MichutI B Runkc 272<br/>PraclcT-Wiili syiuiromo TosuWebb 274<br/>7.5 Bonedysplasias RobinWmitr 276<br/>7.6 Genetic disorders of the grrowth hormone axis Manuel Hfrnandc/and )c\usArotnit 2 77<br/>7.7 Endocrine growth disorders t .G D Brook 279<br/>7.8 Growth in chronic diseases Michael Preece 281<br/>Grrjwth 111 roiial eirsoase I,. Rets 284<br/>Grriwlli ofchildrcn with yjastroiiUfstina! disoa.st* |.A.Walker Smilh 286<br/>Grriwth ol ciiildrc-n witii a.sthnia J.O.Warner 287<br/>7.9 Treatment of growth disorders Peter Hmdmarsh 288<br/>Part Eight<br/>Environmental factors influencing birth-weight Lovvrence M. Schell<br/>290<br/>8.1 Maternal anthropometry and birth outcome EnamulKanm 297<br/>8.2 Nutrition Gail Goldberg jOO<br/>8.3 Smoking Lawrence M. Schell 305<br/>8.4 Maternal HiV infection Kristina Formica and Diana M.Gibb 505<br/>8.5 Substance abuse Kyra Mane Landzehus 507<br/>Crack cocaine Kyra Mode Landzelius 309<br/>Alcohol con.suniption and pregnancy outcome Gail Goldberg 510<br/>8.6 Teenage pregnancy Theresa o.Scholl 512<br/>Part Nine<br/>The ecology of post-natal growth Francis E.Johnston<br/>314<br/>9.1 infant-feeding and growth C.WBmns 320<br/>Growth factors in maternal milk and development of the gastrointestinal tract Stanley Ulijaszek 323<br/>The promotion of breast-feeding C.WBinns 323<br/>Growth and weaning in Papua New Guinea Carol Jenkins 324<br/>Prolonged brea.st-feeding and growth C.WBinns 325<br/>9.2 Nutrition C.WBinns 326<br/>Long-term effect of iron supplementation on growth in Indonesian preschool children Imelda T.Angeles,<br/>Werner Schultinck, Rainer Gross and Soemilah Sastroamidjojo 328<br/>Body-size and energy needs P.S.Shetty 329<br/>The influence of nutrition in early life on stature and risk of obesity Marie-Franfoise Rolland -Cachera 5 50<br/>Protein-body-size relationships C. J.K.Henry 330<br/>Childhood obesity and growth E. M. E. Poskitt 332<br/>9.3 infection Andre Bdend 334<br/>Intestinal parasitism StephenT. McGarvey 337<br/>HIV and growth A.Guarino 338<br/>immunocompetence Stanley Ulijaszek 340<br/>9.4 Growth and psychosocial stress David H.skuse 541<br/>9.5 Environmental toxicants Lawrence M. Schell 345<br/>9.6 Catch-up growth in height Michael H.N. Golden 546<br/>9-7 Catch-up weight-gain MichatlH.N.Gold(n 348<br/>Recovery from kwashiorkor NofI Cameron 349<br/>9.8 Seasonality of subsistence and disease ecology Sunie)-ulijasrek 3Sl<br/>Growth among Nepali agriculmraiists C.Panier-Brick 353<br/>Growth of African pastoralist children Michael A. Little 354<br/>9.9 Growth in high-altitude populations Stanley Ulijaszek 356<br/>9.10 A functional outcome in adulthood of undernutrition during growth g.b. Spurt 358<br/>Part Ten<br/>Between-population differences in human growth Stanley uiijaszek<br/>360<br/>10.1 Growth and natural selection Carol M.Worthman 365<br/>Body-size and natitral selection Derek Roberts 366<br/>Growth in African pygmies Stanley Ulijasrek 368<br/>10.2 Gene-environment interactions Derek Roberts 369<br/>10.3 Body-size at birth JohnH.Himes 371<br/>10.4 Growth in infancy and pre-adolescence Stanley Ulijosrek 373<br/>10.5 Between-population differences in adolescent growth Francis E. Johnston 375<br/>Variation in age at menarche Phyllis B. Eveleth 376<br/>Age at menarche in the former Soviet Union Elena Godina 377<br/>10.6 Body-proportion differences RG.Norgan 378<br/>Part Eleven<br/>Changing human growth patterns Guniiia lindgren<br/>380<br/>11.1 Skeletal growth and time of agricultural intensification Alan H. Goodman 387<br/>Patagonian giants: tnyths and possibilities Michael Hermonussen 390<br/>11.2 Physical growth during industrialization Roderick Floud 391 ^<br/>Growth patterns from recruiting data A.T.SteegmonJr 393<br/>Growth and development in art history Leslie Carlin and C. M. Hill 394<br/>11.3 The secular trend Stanley uiijaszek 395<br/>Secular changes and class distinctions in growth in Sweden Gunilla Lindgren 396<br/>11.4 Social and economic class Bar^Bogin 399<br/>Social class and height in Britain Roberto Rono 401<br/>11.5 Modernization and growth Stonley ulijoszek 402<br/>11.6 Migration and changing population characteristics C. Susanne, M.Vercauteren and M. Zavaltoro 404<br/>Growth of Guatemalan migrants in the United States of America Barry Bogin 404<br/>Urban-rural differences in growth patterns of Nepali children C. Ponter-Brick 407<br/>11.7 Urbanism and growth Lawrence M.Schell 408<br/>11.8 Obesity, fatness and modernization Stanley Uiijaszek 410<br/>Part Twelve<br/>The human lifespan Stanley Uiijaszek<br/>412<br/>12.1 Long-term consequences of early environmental influences Stanley Uiijaszek 417<br/>Fetal development and disease in adult life D.J.P.Barker 418<br/>Muscular development Stanley Uiijaszek 419<br/>Fat patterning Francis E.Johnston 419<br/>Sensitive periods in brain growth and development James L.Smort 420<br/>Viral infection of the pregtiant woman and risk of schizophrenia in her offspring Stanley Uiijaszek 421<br/>12.2 Menopause LynetteLeidy 422<br/>Age change in reproductive function P.T. Ellison 422<br/>12.3 Ageing as part of the developmental process Douglas E. Crews and Gillian J. Harper 425<br/>Ageing in industrialized societies William A. Stini 426<br/>AjJciiij.; and mctabolit (.liaiijjf Alun H Bililti M/<br/>Agfiiij; 111 noil VVfsn-rii populations .Simon .S SlmklanJ 4.'H<br/>Sarcnponia: niustii- loss Slunir) Uli)us/ck 410<br/>ApojiioMs: projjraniiiK-d K-ll (ii-alli |u) IJ Ffurson und Doujj!u\ I; ( rcm 4)1<br/>Ajjc-inj; and ixiiR-diiss William A. .Slini 4)d<br/>Part Thirteen<br/>The future Stanley Ulijaszek<br/>434<br/>13.1 Growth modelling and growth references: the future T JCole 4)«<br/>13.2 Defining the growth characteristics of new populations Siunlo Nliiavtk 440<br/>13.3 Growth patterns associated with new problem complexes i iaiuni lolmuon i f.'<br/>Growih 111 HlV-posiiivf infanis and tliildn-n Anna Molcsiioilh and Anfjus Nitoll 44.'<br/>Growth of tliildrcn horn to cotaiiic users Kyra Maiic fandr/rlius 444<br/>13.4 Treatment ofgrowth disorders: the future Michad I'icnt i fS<br/>Brief biographies James M.Tanner -H7<br/>Hippolyt Guarinoni (IS7I-16S4) 447<br/>Johaiin Sigisimiiid lilshoh/ (162 3-88) -447<br/>johann Aujjuslin Sldller (1 70 3-80) 447<br/>rliristjan l-riedrith Jaiii|)en fd. I7S8) -447<br/>Georg LeClerc de Buffoii (1707-88) and I'luhji Gueneau de Monlheillard (I 7 20-8 S) 448<br/>Louis-ReneVillerine (1782-1863) 448<br/>Adolphe Queielet (1796-1874) 448<br/>Edwin Chadwick (1800-90) and Leonard Horner (178S-I864) -149<br/>Charles Roberts (d. 1901) and Frantis Gallon (1822-191 1) 449<br/>Henry Pickering Bowditch (1 840-191 1) 4S0<br/>Luigi Pagliaiii (1847-1 9 3 2) 4S0<br/>Paul Godin (1 860-1942) 4SI<br/>Franz Boas (1 8S8-1942) 4S1<br/>D'Arcy Went worth Thompson (1860-1948) 451<br/>BirdT. Baldwin (1875-1928) and Howard Meredith (I 903-85) 452<br/>Frank Shuttleworth (1 899-1 958) 452<br/>Nancy Bayley (1899-1994) 45 3<br/>Wilton Marion Krognian (1903-87) 453<br/>Andrea Prader (1919- ) 454<br/>Michael R. j. Healy (192 3- ) 454<br/>Frank Falkner (191 8- ) Stanley Ulijaszek 455<br/>James M.Tanner (1920- ) Francis E.Johnston 455<br/>Alex Roche (1921- ) Roger M. Siervogel 45 5<br/>Stanley Garn (1 922- ) Stanley Ulijaszek 456 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0521560462 (hardbound) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Human growth<br/>Developmental psychology<br/>Human Development.<br/>Growth.<br/>Fetal Development.<br/>Anthropometry.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>612.603  / ULI/C