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Question 16 (1 point) Listen The best definintion for a tropic hormone is one that: a) is secreted out of the body (i.e. the ski

Question 16 (1 point) Listen The best definintion for a tropic hormone is one that: a) is secreted out of the body (i.e. the skin, or into the gut). b) has as a target an endocrine gland. c) is activated when the environment reaches a temperature higher than the body temperature. d) modulates the perception of temperature in vertebrates.

Question 16 (1 point) Listen The best definintion for a tropic hormone is one that: a) is secreted out of the body (i.e. the skin, or into the gut). b) has as a target an endocrine gland. c) is activated when the environment reaches a temperature higher than the body temperature. d) modulates the perception of temperature in vertebrates.

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