Question

question 11
0.5 points
the less outwardly noticeable body changes necessary for reproduction are the _.
a neurogenetic changes
b secondary sex characteristics
c synaptogenetic changes
d primary sex characteristics

Explanation:

Primary sex characteristics are the less outwardly noticeable body changes necessary for reproduction. Neurogenetic changes relate to neural and genetic aspects. Secondary sex characteristics are more outwardly visible (e.g., facial hair in males). Synaptogenetic changes are about synapse formation.

Answer:

D. primary sex characteristics