No, there is no evidence to suggest that shorter women conceive more quickly or are more fertile than taller women.
While historically, there might have been evolutionary theories linking height to fertility, modern research does not support the idea that shorter women get pregnant faster. Daniel Nettle of the Open University, who led a study on female height and reproductive success, specifically stated, "There is no evidence that shorter women conceive more quickly or are more fertile in a contemporary population."
Therefore, height is not a reliable indicator of how quickly a woman might become pregnant. Factors such as age, overall health, genetics, lifestyle, and the male partner's fertility play a much more significant role in conception rates.
