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apparently while someone is still growing the growth plates are not quite in proportion to the bone and theres a slight spacing between plates that indicates room for growth and it can be seen in an mri and apparently in an xray as well. thats what i was told, and mine were completed at age 19, i was the tall, hairy freshman in high school to give you perspective
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