I’m not currently able to access the specific up-to-date measurements you’re asking about for “clavicular height.” If you’re asking about the clavicle (collarbone) itself, there isn’t a single fixed “height” measurement like a standing height, because the clavicle is a curved bone of varying length and shape that spans from the sternum to the shoulder blade. Typical anatomical references describe clavicle length in adults as roughly 13–16 cm, with males generally having slightly longer clavicles on average than females, but this varies by individual and population. If you can clarify whether you mean:
- clavicle length (distance from the sternal end to the acromial end),
- clavicular height as a vertical dimension of the bone on imaging,
- or the perceived “height” contribution of the clavicle to overall stature,
I can provide a more precise range and explain how it may correlate with overall height or body size.
