A 13-year-old female and a 15-year-old male present for a routine health check. Based on typical growth patterns during adolescence, which statement best describes the timing of their growth spurts?

Both the male and female are likely at the same point in their growth spurts since adolescence begins between 11 and 13 years for both sexes.

The female likely experienced her growth spurt earlier and is nearing completion, while the male is likely in the midst of his growth spurt.

Neither the male nor the female has likely started their growth spurts as these usually begin after age 16 in both sexes.

The male likely experienced his growth spurt earlier and is nearing completion, while the female is likely in the midst of her growth spurt.

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