Reproductive Hormones Reproductive Structures 1. FSH 6. Follicle 2. LH 7. Corpus luteum 3. Estrogen 8. Hypothalamus 9. Anterior pituitary 4. Progesterone 5. GNRH Gonadotropic hormones are released by the anterior pituitary to regulate the functions of the gonads (testis in males and ovaries in females). Use the list and select: a gonadotropic hormone the structure it stimulates in the ovaries the main hormone that is released as a result Record your answer as a three-digit number in the following order:

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