Select the endocrine organ from the drop-down menu that matches with its hormone. Thyroid stimulating hormone Choose... Adrenocorticotropic Choose... Gonadotropic Choose... Prolactin Choose... Growth hormone Choose... Thyroxine Choose... Calcitonin Choose... Triiodothyronine Choose... Antidiuretic Choose... Oxytocin Choose... Glucocorticoids Choose... Mineralocorticoids Choose... Epinephrine Choose... Melatonin Choose... Thymosins Choose... Insulin Choose... Glucagon Choose...
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