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Fig 1.

Map of the distribution of standardized heights and weights of Japanese youth.

Map of the distribution of the 25-year (1989 to 2013) average of standardized heights and weights of the following subject groups, in each prefecture: (A) Heights of 12-year-old boys, (B) weights of 12-year-old boys, (C) heights of 12-year-old girls, and (D) weights of 12-year-old girls.

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Table 1.

Basic statistics for standardized heights and weights.

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Fig 2.

Map of the distribution map of effective day length in Japan.

Mesh Climatic Data 2000 for 380,000 1-km2 mesh areas are shown. The fill color in the mesh areas indicates the annual mean effective day length at 5000 lux (h/day). The latter tend to be relatively low in northern areas along the Sea of Japan.

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Table 2.

Basic statistics for climatic variables.

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Table 3.

Pearson’s correlation coefficients for the relationship between height, weight, and effective day length.

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Table 4.

Regression coefficients (standard errors) of predictors of height (boys).

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Table 5.

Regression coefficients (standard errors) of predictors of height (girls).

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Table 6.

Regression coefficients (standard errors) of predictors of weight (boys).

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Table 7.

Regression coefficients (standard errors) of predictors of weight (girls).

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Fig 3.

Relationship between standardized heights and weights.

The relationship between standardized heights and weights in 12-year-old boys. The length of the standardized annual mean effective day length at 5000 lux is indicated by the size of the plot.

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