. Complete the following table by identifying the feedback mechanism involve in the following situations. SITUATION 1. The hypothalamus produces gonadotropin-releasing hormone IGnRHI. The GnP.H signals the pituitary to produce follicle-stimulating hormone IFSlil which stimulates the ovaries to produce estrogen. High levels of estrogen prevent the production of GnRH and causes the pituitary to make less FSH. FEEDBACK MECHANISM 1 what might happen to a person who's nervous and endocrine systems fail to maintain hemeostasis?

. Complete the following table by identifying the feedback mechanism involve in the following situations. SITUATION 1. The hypothalamus produces gonadotropin-releasing hormone IGnRHI. The GnP.H signals the pituitary to produce follicle-stimulating hormone IFSlil which stimulates the ovaries to produce estrogen. High levels of estrogen prevent the production of GnRH and causes the pituitary to make less FSH. FEEDBACK MECHANISM 1 what might happen to a person who's nervous and endocrine systems fail to maintain hemeostasis?

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Chapter16: Reproductive Systems

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