When blood sugar levels decrease,

A. insulin and glucagon secretion increase.
B. insulin and glucagon secretion decrease.
C. insulin secretion increases; glucagon secretion decreases.
D. insulin secretion decreases; glucagon secretion increases.
E. there is no change in insulin or glucagon levels.


D

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