A. Lh stimulates the ovaries  B. FSH stimulates the testes  C. Glucagon is released in response to a decrease in blood sugar  D. ACTH stimulates the adrenal cortex  E. Epinephrine is and adrenaline are released in response to fight or flight  F. Aldosterone is released when levels of Na reaches <135 meq/L _________1. Which of the following is/are  hormonal stimulus?  _________2. Which of the following is/are hormonal stimulus?  _________3. Which of the following is Neural stimulus?

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