The pituitary gland and hypothalamus are fully capable of synthesizing and releasing GnRH, LH, and FSH, but this does not occur until the onset of puberty. Therefore, the "no answer text provided" is the correct alternative for this question.
The thorax is a very vital and important organ in the human body.
- It is a structure that serves as a<u> </u><u>protective covering</u> for organs in the body such as<u> the lungs, the heart, some vital blood vessels</u> e.t.c
It is<u> false</u> that to <em>make a person breathe in, the volume of the chest cavity must decrease, creating a higher pressure in the thorax.</em>
- When a person breathes in, <u>the chest cavity expands (the volume increases) and the pressure in the thorax decreases.</u>
- When a person breathes out, <u>the chest cavity decreases in size, and the pressure in the thorax increases. </u>
- Therefore, we can see that the <u>process of breathing in humans</u>, follows the <u>principle of Boyle's Law.</u>
- Boyle's law states that as the<u> volume increases there is a decrease in pressure</u> and <u>as the volume decrease there is an increase in pressure. </u>
Therefore, It is <u>false</u> that to <em>make a person breathe in, the volume of the chest cavity must decrease, creating a higher pressure in the thorax.</em>
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