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Chapter 44, Problem 6U
Hormones released from the pituitary gland have two different sources. Those that are produced by the neurons of the hypothalamus are released through the _____________, and those produced within the pituitary are released through the _____________.
a. thalamus; hippocampus
b. neurohypophysis; adenohypophysis
c. right pituitary; left pituitary
d. cortex; medulla
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