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What development sex characteristics cause girls to look like women and boys to look like men?
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Secondary sex characteristics (for example, breasts in females and facial hair and Adam's apple in males) appear in puberty and distinguish the sexes.
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What sex characteristics cause girls to look like women and boys to look like men?
The development of secondary sex characteristics (for example, breasts in females and facial hair in males) causes girls to look like women and boys to look like men.
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