The growth spurt seen in puberty is triggered by
a. parathyroid hormone.
b. sex hormones.
c. growth hormone.
d. thyroid hormone.
e. calcitonin.

Growth hormones.

Explanation:

Puberty may be defined as the stage of the development of the sexual maturity and development of secondary sexual characteristics in the organism. The hormones play important role in the puberty.

The spurt growth is also seen in the puberty. Weight gain, increase in hungriness is common in puberty. The growth hormone released from the anterior pituitary that causes the growth and the changes of the puberty. The overall growth of the body is maintained by growth hormone.

Thus, the correct answer is option (C).

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