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Ari is a 16-year-old boy. In terms of puberty, what is Ari likely to experience during his 16th year if he is following the "typical" sequence of puberty for boys?

- Peak height spurt
- Peak muscle and organ growth
- Voice lowers
- Facial hair appears



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Explanation of potential puberty changes for a 16-year-old boy including peak height spurt, facial hair growth, voice deepening, and muscle/organ growth.


Explanation:

Potential changes for a 16-year-old boy experiencing puberty:

  • Peak height spurt: Assigned males may experience a growth spurt towards the end of puberty, typically around age 16 to 18, with potential height increase up to 4 inches per year.
  • Facial hair appears: Testosterone leads to the growth of facial hair as part of male puberty development.
  • Voice lowers: Testosterone stimulates larynx growth, resulting in a deeper voice during puberty.
  • Peak muscle and organ growth: Along with the height spurt, muscle and organ growth also occur as part of the maturation process in males.

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