Response to comments on the paper: Is human height based on a Lucas sequence relationship between the foot height, tibial length, femur length and upper body length?
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Abstract
This is a study of the relationship between the segmental bone lengths of foot height, tibia length, femur length, and upper body length to determine whether they follow a pattern that is consistent with the Lucas sequence.
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