Selective antagonism in the dynamics of age-related periodization of physical development humans

The method of equity trends was used to study the dynamics of human physical development indicators. In the age periodization between men and women, in terms of height, mass and breast circumference, trends of an increasing and decreasing nature are highlighted. It is established that these trends represent selective interdependencies of an antagonistic nature. These internal regulations are reflected in the share trends of development indicators, which in men and women differ in the multidirectional outcome of increasing and decreasing accumulation, as well as the form of active and passive trends. Studies have shown that selective antagonism is carried out by a consistent choice of those tendencies that are necessary for the formation of a morphofunctional model of the organism.