Yes there is a strong correlation between someone's height and weight. Someone who is 6'5 will need substantially more calories than someone who is 5'. If they consume approximately the same amount of calories on a daily basis, the taller individual will of course weigh less than the shorter person.
However in saying that, if they both eat their body's equilibrium amount of calories (ie. burning as many calories as they take it) they should be height and weight proportionate. Another aspect are genes. Some individuals have a slower metabolism, a different body structure and so forth. So in saying that, the simple answer for your question is "yes", however it's a lot more complicated than that.
Studies strongly suggest that individuals who are taller generally assume a leaner body frame. On the flip-side, if they're chowing down on Mc5 quarter pounders, they'll probably be a lot fatter than small Betty Joe down the street.
The two are not necessarily the same, I'm 5'5" (65in) and my wingspan is about 70in
they are theoredically equal
Yes in fact it does
It is usually about equal.
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i dont think that our height grows after the bones are fused but there must be some way to grow taller even now
When your voice gets deeper and hairs grow on the face and other places its means your height is going to stop in a little while. But height grows till the age of 18. For some peoples height grows after 18 and for some it stops before 18.
my daughter is having tonsil after her periods if i remove the tonsil will her height grow?
it can grow upto 400ft in height
hah i was looking for the answer too! The average height is 9 inches and the wingspan is 24 inches. Yeah me too i had to do it for an owl project for a book called Hoot. It's a Pain
we could tell by our height because if your height grows your bones are still growing i know this because our bones need calcium to grow and that's how we grow
a girls breast grows. she grows in height, her voice drops a bit but not as much as guys and she starts her periods.
Bone grow first, as it develops your height, then your muscle.
I heard that your wingspan is the same length as your height. :) -Roshan Rai-
i dont think that our height grows after the bones are fused but there must be some way to grow taller even now
I think Durant is 6'9
"Grows" is a third-person singular expression of the infinitive to grow. For example, "she grows," but "I grow," and "they also grow."
That is Correct. The common misconception is that they grow in the ground. The tree isn't very tall but only grows to an average height of about 3 feet tall. So yes they do grow on trees.
It would be the same as saying a birds wingspan ... the bird may look small but when it spreads its wings it grow by upwards of 6 feet ... when a play is on any Field his wingspan is how far he/she can starch to the left or right ...
it grows for us it grows in soil
Well since one wing can grow to about 7 or 8 feet long so the wingspan would be about 16 feet.
It depends what type of hawk it is. Here is a bunch of hawk's and their weight:Harris' Hawk: Weight: 21 oz, Wingspan: 3 ft.Red-shouldered Hawk: Weight: 20 oz, Wingspan: 3 ft.Ferruginous Hawk: Weight: 56 oz , Wingspan: 4 ftFerruginous Hawk: Weight: 60 oz , Wingspan: 5ftBroad-winged Hawk: Weight: 23 oz, Wingspan 30"Red-tailed Hawk: Weight: 50 oz,Wingspan: 48 in"Swainson's Hawk: Weight: 31 oz, Wingspan: 36 in"Swainson's Hawk: Weight: 42 oz, Wingspan: 42 "Rough-legged Hawk: Weight:30oz, Wingspan: 48"Cooper's Hawk: Weight: 10oz, Wingspan:18"White Tailed Hawk: UnknownNorthern Goshawk: Weight: 33 oz, Wingspan: 36 "I got this information from a website who currently own the above eagles. The weight and wingspan facts come from that website and it is based on the current time, the eagles may grow...