Head Circumference Lab Report
Comparing the newborn height to body part ratios to the average ratios of the entire subject ratios resulting in concluding that head circumference is a difference of 1.48 making the growth allometry. The difference from the newborn hand length to adults is also and allometry growth. The difference is 1.11.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the experiment support my hypothesis. The growth of head circumference of and newborn and adults grow at different rates, Newborns head circumference grow faster. When an adult the head circumference needs to be smaller the than the body so that you can be stable and not tilt over due to unbalance. Therefore, the adult head grow at a slower rate so that the body can caught up for balance. Hand grow is also grown
Conclusion
In conclusion, the experiment support my hypothesis. The growth of head circumference of and newborn and adults grow at different rates, Newborns head circumference grow faster. When an adult the head circumference needs to be smaller the than the body so that you can be stable and not tilt over due to unbalance. Therefore, the adult head grow at a slower rate so that the body can caught up for balance. Hand grow is also grown