14. Which option is correct Which of the following would likely bea part of the circulatory system?pituitary glanddistal tubulesBowman's capsuleO collecting ductandrogensO neurotransmittersglomerulusO hypothalamusrenal pelvisappendixnone of the above are a part of thecirculatory systemO

Circulatory syatem also known as blood vascular system is divided into two types: Open circulatory…

Which of the following would likely t a part of the circulatory system? O pituitary gland O distal tubules Bowman's capsule collecting duct androgens neurotransmitters O glomerulus Ohypothalamus renal pelvis appendix none of the above are a part of the circulatory system

Which of the following would likely t a part of the circulatory system? O pituitary gland O distal tubules Bowman's capsule collecting duct androgens neurotransmitters O glomerulus Ohypothalamus renal pelvis appendix none of the above are a part of the circulatory system

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Chapter40: The Circulatory System

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14. Which option is correct

Which of the following would likely be
a part of the circulatory system?
pituitary gland
distal tubules
Bowman's capsule
O collecting duct
androgens
O neurotransmitters
glomerulus
O hypothalamus
renal pelvis
appendix
none of the above are a part of the
circulatory system
O

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