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At Puberty, Males Develop Secondary Sex Characteristics That Include Facial

Question 25

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At puberty, males develop secondary sex characteristics that include facial and body hair, larger skeleton, and

A) an increase in fat tissue.
B) widening of the hip bones.
C) deepening of the voice.
D) reduced musculature.

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