Growth norms
A) for one population are not good standards for children elsewhere in the world.
B) are very similar in every country of the world.
C) vary from child to child in each population.
D) are the best estimate of skeletal age.

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Growth norms are based on data collected from children in a specific population and may not be applicable to other populations due to differences in genetics, nutrition, and environmental factors. Therefore, growth norms for one population are not good standards for children elsewhere in the world.

Growth Norms