How do we know that genes play a role in pubertal timing?
A. because researchers have identified a gene that triggers puberty and can track the timing
B. because identical twins experience menarche at about the same time, whereas fraternal twins can vary by a year or more
C. because there are no other consistent reasons for why puberty occurs
D. because siblings of all ages experience puberty at about the same age
Answer: B
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