Gender-specific skeletal differences first occur during
A)the second stage of fetal development.
B)late infancy.
C)early childhood.
D)adolescence.
E)early adulthood.

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During adolescence, females develop wider pelvises, and males develop broad shoulders. Whereas males transition from a slight increase in body fat to more lean muscle mass in later puberty, females maintain an increase in adipose tissue throughout adolescence.

Gender-Specific Skeletal Differences First Occur During