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ectodermal
layer on the outer surfaces, gives rise to integumentary and nervous systems
endodermal
layer on the deep inner surfaces; gives rise to reproductive, digestive, urinary, and respiratory systems
mesodermal
layer in the middle gives rise to many different systems
simple squamous
epithelial tissue that helps with diffusion
simple cuboidal
epithelial tissue that helps with secretion and absorption
simple columnar
epithelial tissue that helps with secretion and absorption
advantages to livinig in salt water
~provides buoyancy and floats in nutrients while carrying away wastes
~fairly constant temperature
freshwater organisms
~require mechanisms to balance salt concentrations inside to outside, so requires specialized structures
difficulties of terrestrial environment
dehydration and greater specialization development
homeostasis
stabilizes internal environment with external environment using negative or positive feedback mechanisms
FSH
stimulates growth of ovarian follicle and production of sperm in testes

anterior pituitary
LH
stimulates ovulation and secretion of sex hormones by ovaries and testes, maintains corpus luteum

anterior pituitary
prolactin
induces milk secretions in mammary glands

anterior pituitary
TSH
stimulates thyroxin production by thyroid

anterior pituitary
ACTH
stimulates adrenal cortex to produce cortisone hormones

anterior pituitary
STH
stimulates growth

anterior pituitary
ADH
stimulates increased water reabsorption by kidneys and constriction of blood vessels

posterior pituitary
oxytocin
stimulates uterine contractions and release of milk by mammary glands

posterior pituitary
thyroxin
controls oxidative metabolism

thyroid
calcitonin
regulates calcium and phosphate blood levels

thyroid
cortisones
regulate water reabsorption, electrolyte balance, protein and carbohydrate metabolism

adrenal cortex
insulin
stimulates glucose transport to cells

pancreas
glucagon
converts glycogen into glucose

pancreas
estrogen
stimulates development of female secondary sexual characteristics and buildup of uterus

ovaries
progesterone
stimulates female secondary sexual characteristics; maintains pregnancy

ovaries
testosterone
stimulates male secondary sex characteristics
parathormone
controls reabsorption of calcium and phosphate from blood, stimulates release of calcium from bone

parathyroid
thymosin
stimulates immunological response in lymphoid tissues

thymus
melatonin
stimulates development of melanophores in vertebrates, maintains seasonal reproductive cycles

pineal gland