(C) The $Ovary$, $Testis$, and $Placenta$ are organs directly involved in the reproductive system of humans.$Ovary$ and $Testis$ are primary sex organ

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(C) The $Ovary$, $Testis$, and $Placenta$ are organs directly involved in the reproductive system of humans.$Ovary$ and $Testis$ are primary sex organs (gonads) responsible for gamete production and hormone secretion.$Placenta$ is a temporary endocrine organ formed during pregnancy to support the fetus.$Adrenal$ gland is an endocrine gland located above the kidneys, which is part of the endocrine system and not directly part of the reproductive system.

Class 11 Biology Chemical Coordination and Integration Different glands and their hormones

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Identify the correctly matched pairs of endocrine glands, their hormones, and their associated deficiency disorders from the table below:
$I$. Neurohypophysis Vasopressin Diabetes insipidus
$II$. Adrenal Cortex Corticosteroids Addison's disease
$III$. Parathyroid glands Parathormone Myxoedema
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Match the hormones in Column $I$ with their associated glands/sources in Column $II$:

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$(a)$ $T_{4}$ $(i)$ Hypothalamus

$(b)$ $PTH$ $(ii)$ Thyroid

$(c)$ $GnRH$ $(iii)$ Pituitary

$(d)$ $LH$ $(iv)$ Parathyroid

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$(a)$ $T_{4}$	$(i)$ Hypothalamus
$(b)$ $PTH$	$(ii)$ Thyroid
$(c)$ $GnRH$	$(iii)$ Pituitary
$(d)$ $LH$	$(iv)$ Parathyroid

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$I$. Neurohypophysis	Vasopressin	Diabetes insipidus
$II$. Adrenal Cortex	Corticosteroids	Addison's disease
$III$. Parathyroid glands	Parathormone	Myxoedema
$IV$. Thyroid gland	Calcitonin	Acromegaly

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Match the hormones in Column $I$ with their associated glands/sources in Column $II$:

Column $I$ (Hormone) Column $II$ (Associated Gland/Source)

$(a)$ $T_{4}$ $(i)$ Hypothalamus

$(b)$ $PTH$ $(ii)$ Thyroid

$(c)$ $GnRH$ $(iii)$ Pituitary

$(d)$ $LH$ $(iv)$ Parathyroid