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Auxology is the study of
human
growth, though it is a
fundamental of
biology generally. Auxology is
a highly multi-disciplinary
science involving
medicine (pediatrics,
endocrinology,
physiology, and since the body
is a system, almost any other
field),
nutrition,
genetics,
anthropology,
anthropometry,
history,
economics,
socioeconomics, among others.
Auxologists
- Barry Bogin (anthropologist)
- Noel Cameron (human
biologist)
- J. W. Drukker
(economist/historian)
-
Stanley Engerman (economist)
-
Robert Fogel (economist)
- Francis E. Johnston
(anthropologist)
- John Komlos (economist,
anthropometric historian)
- Robert Margo (economist)
- Richard Steckel (economist)
- Nevin Scrimshaw (nutrionist)
- Lawrence M. Schell
(anthropologist)
- James M. Tanner (physician)
- Pak Sun-young
(anthropologist)
- Vincent Tassenaar
(historian)
See also
