Children who enter middle childhood with stunted growth and nutritional deficits can catch up with their peers during the growth spurt in adolescence. Group of answer choices True False

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Children who enter middle childhood with stunted growth and nutritional deficits can catch up with their peers during the growth spurt in adolescence.

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False because not enough nutrition to help them grow.

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