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Correction for the size of a Human Stomach

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How big is 71.042167287 deciliters?
It's about four times as big as a Human Stomach
The size of a Human Stomach is about 20 deciliters.
(human; adult)
An average adult human stomach has a volume of about 20 deciliters. A newborn baby has a stomach capacity of just 0.30 deciliters.
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APA Style (7th Ed.)
The Measure of Things. (2024). Correction for the size of a Human Stomach. Retrieved April 16, 2024 from themeasureofthings.com/correction.php?comp=volume&unit=dl&amt=71.042167287&i=419
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"Correction for the size of a Human Stomach" The Measure of Things, 2024, themeasureofthings.com/correction.php?comp=volume&unit=dl&amt=71.042167287&i=419. Accessed 16 Apr 2024.
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"Correction for the size of a Human Stomach." The Measure of Things. 2024. https://themeasureofthings.com/correction.php?comp=volume&unit=dl&amt=71.042167287&i=419.
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