The size of an organism, operationalized through a measure such as mass or a specified linear dimension. Comparative measurements require consistent definitions and allowance for growth.
The mass of an organism, distinct from the force of its weight. Body mass is a common measure of body size and a reference for allometry; meaningful comparisons specify age, condition and whether the measurement includes transient contents.

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