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The secular trend in puberty:

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The secular trend in puberty:

(A) has reached its biological limit.

(B) has been blown out of proportion by the media.

(C) is associated with childhood obesity.

(D) is due to hereditary factors.

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There is no secular trend for earlier puberty

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(A) has reached its biological limit.

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