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Human babies undergo a "mini-puberty" as newborns. The testosterone surge that boys experience during this phase likely accounts for why adolescent boys are a little taller than adolescent girls.
Human babies undergo a "mini-puberty" as newborns. The testosterone surge that boys experience during this phase likely accounts for why adolescent boys are a little taller than adolescent girls.
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