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Puberty Definition:

  • Time when a person approaches sexual maturity is called adolescence.

    Cambridge IGSCE Biology by Mary Jones, Geoff Jones



Puberty Notes:

Puberty is a stage in male and female's phase, at which both approaches towards sexual maturity and is known as adolescence. When boys reached their adolescence period they are developed the sexual characteristics, which includes growth of facial hair, matured voice with strong body and muscular development. At this stage the male hormones are called testosterone that makes testes, while female hormone is known as oestrogen, whis is produced in ovaries.

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