Which of the following is NOT an ideal choice for biometric controls?

Iris patterns are highly unique even between identical twins and remain stable throughout life, making them a strong biometric identifier.

Fingerprints are well-established biometric identifiers due to their uniqueness and persistence across a person's lifetime.

Height and weight are easily measured by observation, shared by many individuals, and change over time due to age, diet, or illness - making them unreliable for unique identification. Effective biometrics must be universal, unique, permanent, and collectible, none of which height and weight satisfy adequately. They lack the discriminating power required to distinguish individuals in a security context.

Voice recognition (voiceprint) is a valid behavioral biometric used in authentication systems, though it can be affected by environmental factors.