Salivary glands are an example of A A hormone B. An endocrine gland C. An exocrine gland D. An endocrine organ

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asked Nov 2, 2023 61.6k views

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Salivary glands are an example of

A
A hormone
B.
An endocrine gland
C.
An exocrine gland
D.
An endocrine organ

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Answer:

C. an exocrine gland

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