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Development of Children from Urban and Rural Areas of West Siberia

Grebneva, Nadejda N. / Zagainova, Alla B. / Krivoschekov, Sergei G.

Four hundred and twenty three Slavic children aged 4 – 9 were tested for age sex-tape related physiological features, the effects of residence (urban vs. rural), kindergarten or school establishments on physical development. The data obtained indicated that total body dimensions decreased in preschool and school age children from 1989 – 1999. Urban schoolchildren tended to be asthenic. Urban schoolchildren differed from the rural in their adaptation response to the standard step-test. (Int J Circumpolar Health 2001; 60: 618-622)

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Development of Children from Urban and Rural Areas of West Siberia

Grebneva, Nadejda N. / Zagainova, Alla B. / Krivoschekov, Sergei G.

Four hundred and twenty three Slavic children aged 4 – 9 were tested for age sex-tape related physiological features, the effects of residence (urban vs. rural), kindergarten or school establishments on physical development. The data obtained indicated that total body dimensions decreased in preschool and school age children from 1989 – 1999. Urban schoolchildren tended to be asthenic. Urban schoolchildren differed from the rural in their adaptation response to the standard step-test. (Int J Circumpolar Health 2001; 60: 618-622)

Development of Children from Urban and Rural Areas of West Siberia

Grebneva, Nadejda N. / Zagainova, Alla B. / Krivoschekov, Sergei G.

Four hundred and twenty three Slavic children aged 4 – 9 were tested for age sex-tape related physiological features, the effects of residence (urban vs. rural), kindergarten or school establishments on physical development. The data obtained indicated that total body dimensions decreased in preschool and school age children from 1989 – 1999. Urban schoolchildren tended to be asthenic. Urban schoolchildren differed from the rural in their adaptation response to the standard step-test. (Int J Circumpolar Health 2001; 60: 618-622)

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Title:

Development of Children from Urban and Rural Areas of West Siberia

Contributors:

Grebneva, Nadejda N. (author) / Zagainova, Alla B. (author) / Krivoschekov, Sergei G. (author)

Published in:

International Journal of Circumpolar Health ; 60 ; 618-622

Publication date:

2001-11-30

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5 pages

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/25761900.2022.12220641

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Article (Journal)

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Electronic Resource

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Unknown

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