The development of secondary sex characteristics __________.
A) is directly concerned with reproduction
B) provides external signs of the onset of puberty
C) occurs only in boys
D) occurs only in girls

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Secondary sex characteristics are physical changes that occur during puberty, including changes to the body shape, hair growth, and voice pitch. These changes provide external signs of the onset of puberty and indicate that the body is becoming capable of reproduction. While these changes may differ between boys and girls, they are not exclusive to one gender or the other.

The Development of Secondary Sex Characteristics __________