it is found : means for standing height of men having afro-black and northwest european white ancestries exceeded the mean for standing height of peers with mixed afro-black/amerind ancestry , lower limb height in percentage of sitting height , on average , was greater for black college men than for white peers and means for body weight and standing height were higher on south carolina black and white college men measured during 1979-1982 than on college men measured in kansas during the 1940 's , and united states selective service registrants measured during the 1950 's .
C0037716
south carolina
C0041703
united