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Licemer1 [7]
3 years ago
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Low blood glucose concentration and high blood potassium concentration are examples of __________ stimuli for an endocrine gland

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statuscvo [17]3 years ago
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Low blood glucose concentration and high blood potassium concentration are examples of ___Humoral_______ stimuli for an endocrine gland.

Explanation:

‘Humour’ from which the humoral term is derived means bodily fluids – blood being among them. IT is referred to as a humoural stimulus because the signals are derived from the bodily fluids, in this case, the blood.

Hormonal stimuli involve the stimulation of the release of a hormone by another hormone. An example is how FSH stimulates the release of estrogen in females or testosterone in males.

A neutral signal is one that is directed by the numerous system. A signal from the nerve directly causes the release of a hormone by a gland.

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For more on types of stimuli check out;

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