Eva was 9 years old when she started to develop breasts, which is a ______. Then, at age 12, Eva began menstruation, which is a ______.a) sign of maturation; sign of pubertyb) sign of puberty; sign of maturationc) primary sex characteristic; secondary sex characteristicd) secondary sex characteristic; primary sex characteristic

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