The following changes occur in males during puberty, except
A
Deepening of the voice
B
Atrophy of prostate gland
C
Growth of hair on the face, stomach, chest, abdomen
D
Growth of muscles and bones
Correct Option:
B
Explanation
During male puberty, testosterone drives the growth and maturation of reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics. The voice deepens, facial and body hair grows, and muscles and bones develop. The prostate also develops rather than undergoing atrophy, which means shrinking or wasting away. Therefore atrophy of the prostate gland is the exception.
