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Question
Mention any two features of each that are seen in boys and girls which distinguish them from each other at puberty.
Solution
Two features seen in boys at puberty are :
- Growth of facial hairs (moustache and beard).
- Voice becomes hoarse (Adam’s apple seen as bulge).
Two features seen in girls at puberty are :
- Development of breasts.
- Region below the waist becomes wider (broader hips).
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