Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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The hormones that drive frog metamorphosis are _____ while those involved in insect metamorphosis are_____.
a. T3 and T4; juvenile hormone and ecdysone
b. TR alpha and TR beta; adrenaline and ecdysone
c. Juvenile hormone and ecdysone; T3 and T4
d. cortisol and corticosterone; juvenile hormone and ecdysone
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