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secretion from _would cease if the anterior pituitary no longer secreted ACTH. Multiple Choice calcitonin, thyroid epinephrine, adrenal T3 and T4, thyroid cortisol, adrenal

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secretion from
_would cease if the anterior pituitary no longer secreted ACTH.
Multiple Choice
calcitonin, thyroid
epinephrine, adrenal
T3 and T4, thyroid
cortisol, adrenal

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