Question

Adams apple is seen prominently in boys than in girls due to the length of larynx *. is increase or secrease​

Answer 1

Answer:

Adam's apples develop during puberty and are not present in prepubescent children. They are often more prominent in males, who tend to develop larger larynxes than females. As the larynx grows behind the Adam's apple, it pushes the lump of cartilage outward. The size of the Adam's apple varies.