Gwen and her brother Henry produce roughly the same levels of male hormones and female hormones. Given this information, it is likely that:
A) Gwen and Henry have not yet reached puberty.
B) Gwen has reached puberty but Henry has not.
C) Henry has reached puberty but Gwen has not.
D) Gwen and Henry have both reached puberty.

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Before puberty, both males and females produce roughly similar levels of male and female hormones. The significant changes in hormone levels typically occur during puberty, leading to the development of secondary sexual characteristics. Since Gwen and Henry have similar hormone levels, it's likely they have not yet reached puberty.

Gwen and Her Brother Henry Produce Roughly the Same Levels