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Fig. 3. —Bone mineral density in region 2 of distal femur is shown on line graph as function of age in 1-year intervals comparing Caucasian boys ({blacksquare}, dashed line) and Caucasian girls ({blacktriangleup}, solid line). Mean ± standard error bars are given. At all ages, densities for boys and girls did not differ significantly (p > 0.01). Plots for regions 1 and 3 were similar.





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