The period of growth in an organism's life before it can reproduce sexually is called the ________ in animals.
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Correct answer: Juvenile phase period
The juvenile phase is the period of growth and maturity required before an organism can transition into the reproductive phase. In plants, this same period is referred to as the vegetative phase.
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