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Author Question: Emma, age 8, can turn cartwheels, do the splits, and do handsprings. This is probably due to which ... (Read 184 times)

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Emma, age 8, can turn cartwheels, do the splits, and do handsprings. This is probably due to which two factors of growth in middle childhood?
◦ ligaments not firmly attached to bones and increasing muscle strength
◦ hardening and lengthening of the bones and tightening of ligaments
◦ muscles that are loosely attached to bones and undeveloped muscle tone
◦ underdeveloped hip joints and muscles that do not fully develop until adolescence
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Marked as best answer by Shelles on Jun 25, 2020

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Reply #1 on: Jun 25, 2020
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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