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Overview
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Where it is
Numbers
- Count
- Mass
- 73 g(reference: adult male (ICRP 89 reference))ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values) ↗ · checked 2026-11-1060 g(reference: adult female (ICRP 89 reference))ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values) ↗ · checked 2026-11-10
Through life
- Values by age
- newborn: 3.5 g(reference: newborn reference (ICRP 89))ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values) ↗ · checked 2026-11-10adult: 73 g(reference: adult male (ICRP 89 reference))ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values) ↗ · checked 2026-11-10
🏠 In everyday life
- Mass reference values: adult male (ICRP 89 reference) 73 g, adult female (ICRP 89 reference) 60 g — a difference of 13 g (ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values))(computed from official values and the catalog)
- Mass: newborn 3.5 g → adult 73 g, about 20.9 times (73 g ÷ 3.5 g, ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values))(computed from official values and the catalog)
- Mass comparison: 73 g — adult male (ICRP 89 reference) — about 1.2 times a large chicken egg (60 g) (73 g ÷ 60 g, ICRP Publication 89 — Basic Anatomical and Physiological Data (reference values))(computed from official values and the catalog)
Identifiers: TA2 2820
Sources: Terminologia Anatomica, 2nd edition (FIPAT/IFAA) ↗
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checked 2026-11-10