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Which physical change is primarily indicative of male puberty?

1

Menstruation

2

Growth of body hair

3

Widening of hips

4

Increase in breast size

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Answer

B. Growth of body hair

Solution:

The growth of body hair is a primary indicator of male puberty, along with other changes like muscle mass increase and voice deepening. The other options are primarily female characteristics.

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