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Median spring weight of polar bears by age and sex

Cubs weigh about 12 kg in their first spring. Males reach a median 480 kg at age 18; the heaviest bear in the data, a male, weighed 639 kg.

What does this axis measure?
What does this axis measure?
Median spring weight of polar bears by age and sex: 20 points, a line chart.
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The data: 20 points
Age (years)Body mass (kg), MaleBody mass (kg), Female
012.212.3
1104.580.7
2176.4137.9
3212.5155.1
4240.9175.5
5267.7175.8
6313.6176.9
7351.5186
8340.2173.5
9359.5195
10377.1192.8
11390.1211.8
12430.9190.5
13431.4193.2
14451.3214.1
15408.9183.7
16462.7202.3
17453.1218.6
18480.2207.3
19454.7221.4
Source
U.S. Geological Survey, Measurement Data of Polar Bears Captured in the Chukchi and Southern Beaufort Seas, 1981-2017 (Rode 2020); spring medians by age calculated by Unlabeled
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CC0 1.0 (public domain dedication)
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2026-10-22
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