1. Sexual maturation or puberty is marked by a.similar body size in boys and girls. b.menarche...
1. Sexual maturation or puberty is marked by a.similar body size in boys and girls. b.menarche in girls. c.a short-term rapid increase in brain growth. d.adult social roles.
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Sexual maturation or puberty is marked by : Menarche in
girls
- Menarche is the onset of first menstruation in girls.
- It is the first sign of puberty.
- With menarche, physical changes such as breast tissue growth, hair growth on face, armpits, pubic area also occurs.
- In girls puberty occurs at the age of 10 to 14 years while in boys it occurs at the age of 12 to 16 years.
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