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Inhibitor hormone in the overall control of amphibian metamorphosis is

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Answered by liza10987654321

Hormonal Control of Amphibian Metamorphosis:

Increase in thyroid hormone then trips the orderly sequence of tissue changes that transforms the tadpole larva into the frog. Another pituitary hormone, called prolactin is also found to be involved as an inhibitor in the overall control of metamorphosis.

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▶The hormone that controls metamorphosis in insects and crustaceans are called Ecdysone. The hormone is secreted from the Prothoracic glands. Another hormone is also produced byt the endocrineglands to support the process. I wants to know how the hormone controls metamorphosis.

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