Question

question 19 1 pts which is the correct order of hormone release related to follicle development? gnrh to fsh to estrogen estrogen to gnrh to fsh lh to estrogen to gnrh fsh to gnrh to lh question 20 1 pts which of the following is true regarding a cryptorchid male? they will exhibit female characteristics. they are typically subdued similarly to a castrated male. they are infertile if neither testicle descends. if only one testicle is retained, the hidden testicle is less likely to develop neoplasms than the one that has descended.

Explanation:

For Question 19, the hypothalamus first releases Gonadotropin - releasing hormone (GnRH), which stimulates the anterior pituitary to release Follicle - stimulating hormone (FSH), and FSH stimulates ovarian follicles to produce estrogen. For Question 20, in cryptorchid males, if neither testicle descends, the higher body temperature in the abdomen is not suitable for sperm production, leading to infertility.

Answer:

Question 19: GnRH to FSH to estrogen
Question 20: They are infertile if neither testicle descends.