The secular trend in growth:
A. has been halted by medical advances.
B. predicts that, on average, future generations will be taller and heavier.
C. is still apparent when looking at prepubertal growth.
D. seems to have stopped in developed nations.
Option D (seems..............nations) is the appropriate option.
Explanation:
Secular changing demographics are a hallmark of environmental protection as well as give information on how industrialization, as well as the surroundings, know how to connect or related.
Earnings, social standing, illnesses as well as nourishment have indeed been found to somehow be impacted or damaged.
The other three choices aren't related to the given scenario. So option D is the correct one.
