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Clinical signs of androgen action are more common, but biochemical adrenarche without any clinical sign is less common in prepubertal girls than boys. This sexual dimorphism of adrenarche might be explained by sex-dependent differences in peripheral androgen metabolism or action that are modified by body fat.
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