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Growth in living things is _________.

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temporary & reversible

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permanent & irreversible

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both A and B

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none of the above

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Solution

The correct option is B permanent & irreversible
The growth that living beings attain throughout their lifetime is not reversible and is a permanent change. It is part of life cycle.

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