A lack of testosterone production before birth would
A. inhibit normal development of male reproductive structures.
B. inhibit anterior pituitary secretions.
C. inhibit hypothalamus development.
D. inhibit FSH secretion from the anterior pituitary.
E. have no effect.
A
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which he fails miserably because of A) the thinness of his respiratory membranes. B) excess surfactant secreted in response to alcohol. C) the excellent condition of his alveoli. D) the thickness of his respiratory membranes.
The male sex hormone is called _____.?
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