1. Name the hormone that controls the changes in females during puberty. 2. Identify the odd one out: Medulla, cerebellum, pituitary, cerebrum. 3. Identify the third part of the hi... 1. Name the hormone that controls the changes in females during puberty. 2. Identify the odd one out: Medulla, cerebellum, pituitary, cerebrum. 3. Identify the third part of the hind brain. 4. Choose the proper order of events in reflex arc.
Understand the Problem
The question involves several aspects of biology related to hormones and brain anatomy. It asks for the name of a specific hormone related to puberty, the identification of an odd item in a list of brain parts, the naming of a third part of the hind brain, and the correct sequence of events in a reflex arc.
Answer
1. Estrogen 2. Pituitary 3. Pons 4. Receptor cells - sensory neuron - spinal cord - motor neuron - effector organ
- Estrogen. 2. Pituitary. 3. Pons. 4. Receptor cells - sensory neuron - spinal cord - motor neuron - effector organ.
Answer for screen readers
- Estrogen. 2. Pituitary. 3. Pons. 4. Receptor cells - sensory neuron - spinal cord - motor neuron - effector organ.
More Information
Estrogen is crucial for female puberty changes. The pituitary is not a brain region but an endocrine gland. The hindbrain consists of the cerebellum, medulla, and pons. Reflex arcs typically follow a receptor to effector sequence.
Tips
In reflex arcs, ensure to follow the correct sensory to motor nerve path.
Sources
- Puberty in Girls - Merck Manual Consumer Version - merckmanuals.com
- Which part of the brain controls the activity of pituitary gland? - BYJU'S - byjus.com
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