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How could a frog use MSH to match its skin coloration to that of its surroundings? Rank the actions from first to last. Secretion of a hormone by the hypothalamus Information from Release of MSH by the anterior pitultary Generated signals act on the hypothalamus Rapid generation of a camouflage Trigger of a redistribution of pigment granules the environment is processed in the brain

How could a frog use MSH to match its skin coloration to that of its surroundings? Rank the actions from first to last. Secretion of a hormone by the hypothalamus Information from Release of MSH by the anterior pitultary Generated signals act on the hypothalamus Rapid generation of a camouflage Trigger of a redistribution of pigment granules the environment is processed in the brain

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<) 5 of 8 Part A How could a frog use MSH to match its skin coloration to that of its surroundings? Rank the actions from first to last. Rese Secretion of a hormone by the hypothalamus Information from the environment Release of MSH Generated signals act on the hypothalamus. Rapid generation of a camouflage Trigger of a redistribution of pigment granules by the anterior pitultary is processed in the brain. First action Last act 1933 H. K L shift 3
Transcribed Image Text:<) 5 of 8 Part A How could a frog use MSH to match its skin coloration to that of its surroundings? Rank the actions from first to last. Rese Secretion of a hormone by the hypothalamus Information from the environment Release of MSH Generated signals act on the hypothalamus. Rapid generation of a camouflage Trigger of a redistribution of pigment granules by the anterior pitultary is processed in the brain. First action Last act 1933 H. K L shift 3
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