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Cumulative percentage of girls reporting menarche with increasing
age.
Participants with imputed month of menarche omitted from plot
Age of menarche in contemporary British teenagers and those born between 1950 and 1965
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| Tanner,4 London |
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| Roberts et al,w1 north east England |
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| Billewicz et al,w2 north east England |
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| Roberts et al,w3 north west England |
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| Current study |
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| Region: |
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| Southern England |
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| North west England |
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| South Wales |
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| Ethnicity: |
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| European |
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| South Asian |
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| Other* |
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| Parent's occupation: |
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| Non-manual |
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| Manual |
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| Unclassified |
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| Overall |
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*Too few participants to determine menarcheal age reliably.
W1 Roberts DF, Danskin MJ, Chinn S. Menarcheal age in Northumberland. Acta Paediatrica Scand 1975;64:845-52.
W2 Billewicz WZ, Fellowes HM, Thomson AM. Menarche in Newcastle-upon-Tyne girls. Ann Hum Biol 1981;8:313-20.
W3 Roberts DF, Wood W, Chinn S. Menarcheal age in Cumbria. Ann Hum Biol 1986;13:161-70.