Which endocrine gland DOES NOT have a primary function outside of the Endocrine System? 1. Parathyroid Uterus Heart  Kidney   Which of the following endocrine structures is a single structure, not a paired structure with a right and left gland? 1. Testis Ovary Pineal

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