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11 Beatrice Desiderio

1.) The endocrine system is a group that consist organs that controls and create hormones that help with body development () in which release by various glands. The Pituitary gland and the Hypothalamus of the Endocrine System is involved in one’s sexual development.

2.) Hormones are chemical messengers that are released by various glands. Hormones are given different kinds of responses to deliver to different parts of the body. They are essential to the sexual development of a person because they are in charge of the secondary sexual  characteristics and without having them it can cause complications in our health.

3.) The relationship of the endocrine and reproductive system is vital because the endocrine system creates hormones that aid and that are needed for sexual development and reproduction. Without the endocrine system, the reproductive system will fail.

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24 Fatima Pastorifde

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The Endocrine system is the one responsible for producing and secreting hormones, which prepares a man or woman for intercourse.

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Hormones are chemicals released by the Endocrine System and helps in the development of the secondary sex characteristics.

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The relationship of of the Endocrine system and the reproductive system is that the help the other to function correctly, Just like a Hot air ballon without fire wouldn't rise.

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34 Nicole Vasquez

1. The endocrine system consists of organs that emits hormones and an example of said organs is the testis for men and ovaries for women.

2. Hormones are chemical messages sent by one organ to the brain so that the brain could give out an instruction to the other body parts as an answer to the hormonal exchange. Aside from this, i've found out that hormones are also of the change of our bodies, which is very important to sexual reproduction, because if our bodies don't develop the right parts for reproduction it'll be difficult for us to reproduce.

3. From what i've learned the endocrine and reproductive system work in pairs, and one without the other would make the other's job quite even impossible. Just like the socks and shoes without socks it'd just be wrong :((

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21 Krista Erine Versace S. Meriales

1. The endocrinesystem is comprised of organs that create and emit hormones, compound substances delivered in the body that direct the action of cells or organs. These hormones control the body's development, digestion (the physical and substance procedures of the body), and sexual advancement and capacity. The parts of the endocrine system that are involved in the sexual development humans are the hypothalamus, pituitary gland and gonads.

2. Hormones are chemical messengers that send signals to different body parts through the blood stream. With the help of hormones, our body matures and different changes happen to our bodies through it that helps in the sexual reproduction of humans.

3. The endocrine systems helps one another in a way that humans can't reproduce with the other. And, both of them is essential for the sexual development of the male and female humans.

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6 Sophie Cabrera

1. The endocrine system is a group of glands that aid the body to develop and grow through the secretion of hormones. The organs involved in the sexual development of the human body are the hypothalamus, pituitary gland and gonads.

2. Hormones are chemical messengers that send messages or signals to different body parts, through the bloodstream. They're important because they control our moods or emotions. They're also responsible for our bodies maturing, it would be hard to procreate without them.

3. The endocrine system creates hormones, that are essential to reproduction.

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Polly Maristela 20

1. In general, the endocrine system is responsible for body forms that happen gradually, for example, cell development. Speedier procedures like breathing and body development are controlled by the nervous system. However, despite the fact that the nervous system and endocrine system are separate frameworks, they frequently cooperate to enable the body to work appropriately. The parts of the endocrine system that are involved in human sexual development are the Hypothalamus which releases hormones that can then be linked to the reproductive system and puberty and the pituitary gland which the secretions control the other endocrine glands and affect development, metabolism and transformation.

2. Hormones are chemical signals that greatly influence how our bodies work which is essential for they make up the secondary sexual characteristics that then helps prepare our bodies for sexual reproduction.

3. They're like the process of cause and effect for the activity of one system can greatly affect the other. Additionally, without one system it's impossible for the other to work since they depend on each other.

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27 Celestyne Roque

1) The endocrine system contains glands that produce hormones to maintain the normal function of the body. This system coordinates all of the body’s sources of hormones. The parts that are involved in the sexual development of humans include the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, thyroid gland, parathyroid gland, the thymus, the adrenal glands, the pancreas, the pineal gland, the male and female gonads, and the gastrointestinal tract.

2) Hormones are chemical messengers that regulate the activities in organs and tissues. They are vital in the sexual development of male and female humans because they contribute to the growth of secondary characteristics in humans which would allow the human body to be prepared for sexual reproduction.

3) The endocrine system and the reproductive system are dependent on one another and cannot function if they are incomplete. They are integrated and interconnected with one another such that each part plays an important role.

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Beatriz San Luis 29

1. The Endocrine System mainly consists of organs and glands that supplies our body with hormones which later on can be beneficial to our body in different ways. An example of this (used and involved in the sexual development of humans) is ovaries in females and testicles in males

2. Hormones are an example of endocrine glands and they are often categorized as chemical messengers in the body. They are important in the sexual development of humans because they provide “preparation” for certain events like puberty, pregnancy, procreation etc

3. Based on what i’ve learned so far, the endocrine and reproductive systems best work together as a pair. They balance and complement each other, and one cannot exist without the other or one will be completely useless and irrelevant without the other.

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29 Soleil Schroth

1. The endocrine system is composed of an organism's glands and is responsible for secreting hormones and regulating our body growth, cell activity, and sexual development. The parts of the endocrine system involved in human sexual development (primarily) are the pituitary gland and the hypothalamus.

2. Hormones are specific messengers that target specific organs of the body and send signals that the body is ready to undergo a few changes. They are important to sexual development because they can prepare and develop the body for reproduction via puberty.

3. In short, the reproductive system and the endocrine system is like a needle and a thread. Neither one present will gain no results because both are useless without the other. The reproductive system is dependent on the endocrine system because it sends a message that the body is ready for sexual reproduction via puberty. And so, the endocrine system (needle) will decide when the body is ready to undergo changes and the reproductive system (threa) will follow it.

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Danina Garcia 15

1)   The Endocrine system is composed of glands that brings out and creates hormones, substances like chemicals that are created in our body can help control the cells' activity easier. Releasing of hormones in our bloodstream may be the cause of what will happen to some organs in our body. The hormones can regularize sexual development and function, body's growth and the metabolism. According to James M. Tanner, "the main hormones concerned with growth are pituitary growth hormone, thyroid hormone, the sex hormones testosterone and estrogen, and the pituitary gonadotropic (sex-gland-stimulating) hormones".

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A hormone also serves as a chemical messenger in the endocrine system that is a molecule which are produced by organs and glands that gives blood and other body fluids. Hormones also circulate many biological activites that includes the developments and reproduction in terms of growth and energy usage. These hormones (progesterone, estrogen and testosterone)   are relevant in the sexual development in males and females because without it they wouldn't be able to conceive a child. Estrogens and progesterones also help us with our premenstrual cycle and a healthy pregnancy, while testosterones helps men to boost their strength, have healthy muscles and stamina.

3)   The endocrine and reproductive system compliments each other. Without the endocrine system, no reproductive system will happen in our bodies. Just like soil (endocrine system) and seeds (reproductive system) , the seeds wouldn't be able to grow (as plants)  if there is no soil because the soil provides the things that the seeds need for the them to turn into plants.

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12 AJ Empedrad

1.The endocrine system is made up of glands that produce hormones that helps regulate the body and some of these glands, the Hypothalamus and the pituitary glands are involved in a person's sexual development.

2.Hormones are chemicals created by the glands in the endocrine system, they are the cause of the maturity and growth of the body of both females and males.

3.The relationship between the endocrine and reproductive system is like the relationship between the pen and it's ink. When one of them is missing, the other would be useless, you can't use a pen when it has no ink. So same goes for the endocrine and reproductive systems, they need each other to work properly, the endocrine system produces hormones that helps develop the human body, and the reproductive system would only work when the body is sexually mature.

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23 Antoinette Oropesa

1.Glands that are found in the endocrine system excrete hormones that control the mood, sexual growth and the actions of the cells and organs. The Pituitary gland also known as the "master control gland" and the Hypothalamus are two parts of the endocrine system involved in the sexual development of humans.

2. Hormones manage the major functions in our body. They are significant in the sexual development of male and female humans because the hormones are responsible for the maturity and growth of the body.

3.The endoctrine system is like the "controller" and the reproductive system is the "plane", this is because the hormones that is produced by the endoctrine system play a crucial part when it comes to the systematic way the reproductive system works. A reproductive system with no hormones, means that the system can no longer function, just like how a plane can not fly without a controller.

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15 Leanne Paula Z. Ferrer

1) The Endocrine system is a system of glands that secrete hormones that regulate the activity of the cells and organs. Parts of this system that are involved in sexual development is the Hypothalamus and the anterior pituitary gland.

2) Hormones are chemicals released by the glands in our endocrine system that circulate our bodies through our blood to be distributed to our organs. It is important in the sexual development of male and female in humans because they are what start puberty.

3)The relationship between the endocrine system and the reproductive system of males and females is that the glands in the endocrine system secrete hormones that are sent to the gonads of a human which are parts of the male and female reproductive system.

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4 Alyanna Bartolome

1. The endocrine system produce and secrete hormones. It helps regulate the level of hormones in the blood when it reaches a certain normal amount. The parts which are involved in the sexual development of humans are the testes and ovaries because these are the most important sex hormones.

2. Hormones are created by glands, which are part of the endocrine system. They are essential to the sexual development of male and female humans because they control major bodily functions and increase in these hormones results in maturity associated with adulthood.

3. The functioning of the reproductive system is controlled by the endocrine system. Gonads secrete sex hormones, which we know, are responsible for sexual development and growth spurts in the body. I believe that the relationship of the two systems is similar to the relation of egg cell and sperm cell because if one cell is missing, then they won't be able to create an offspring and it will just be useless.

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8 Andrea Cruz

1. The Endocrine Systems consists of glands and the hormones produced by it

2. Hormones are what you can call chemical messengers that can be found in the blood and it is carried throughout the organs, tissues and more

3. Their relationship is like teamwork or being paired up in a seatwork. You need cooperation in order for something to work. If you dont have your partner you'll be having hard time doing your purpose or task

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30 Selina Tobillo

1. The endocrine system is made up of that produce and secrete hormones. Some of which are the reproductive glands, pituitary, and adrenal glands.
2. Hormones are a special chemical messengers in the body that are created in the endocrine glands. The hormones help the body develop the organs needed for sexual reproduction.
3. The reproductive system needs the hormones from the endocrine system to develop properly

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35 Sofia Vitan

1. The endocrine system consists of organs and glands that controls growth, it regulates metabolism and produces hormones. The Hypothalamus and the pituitary gland are involved in the sexual development of humans.

2. Hormones are chemical messengers that are sent out into the blood to the organs to send signals. They are important in the sexual development of male and female humans because gonads are being regulated by these hormones. If hormones aren’t present, the testes and the ovaries wouldn’t function.

3. The relationship between the endocrine and reproductive system is like a stapler and its staple wires. Stapler and staple wires work together, they need each other in order to staple. Just like the endocrine and reproductive system,  once the endocrine system doesn’t work , the reproductive system wouldn’t be able to function.

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19 Lyarah Locsin

1. The endocrine system contains glands in which they secrete hormones that travel through our blood. Parts that are involved in the sexual development of humans in my opinion is:

- Pituitary gland or so called the 'master gland' because it is the one that controls the other hormone glands in our body and helps regulate growth and trigger sexual maturity.

- Hypothalamus because it releases hormones that can be connected to the reproductive system and puberty.

2. Hormones are chemical messengers that is released in our bloodstream by our glands. Their role is to regulate many activities happening in our body. They are important because they are the ones that control our mood, emotions, reproduction and is responsible for our secondary sexual characteristics. Without them, it can affect our health and have a problem in reproducing.

3. The endocrine system is needed for the reproductive system to work. Without the endocrine system producing hormones specifically the reproductive hormones (ovaries & testes), the process of reproduction won't be able to happen. And that is why they should help each other (they should depend on one another) to work things out.

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16 Anna Katrina Gole Cruz

1. The endocrine system is made up of glands that produce hormones and secrete hormones; the hormones regulate the activity of cells and organs. The hormones regulate the body growth, sexual development, and metabolism.

2. Hormones are little chemical signals that influence the way your body works. Hormones are important to both male and female because they determine the secondary sexual characteristics.

3. The endocrine and reproductive system wont function if one of the two is missing. The endocrine system produces the hormones and if the the hormone isn't present, reproducing an individual is not possible. Just like in light bulbs, the light bulb would't function if there is no electrical energy present. The light bulb would only function once it receives the energy it needs.

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2 Andrea Amante
1.) The endocrine system is made up of glands that produces hormones. The hormones regulates our body.

2.) Hormones are chemicals that are found in our body that controls our organs and behaviour. It is important because it develops our body in order to prepare for future reproduction.
3.)  The relationship between the endocrine system and the reproductive system is similar to the relationship between a fork and a spoon. They both need each other in order to function well. They both complement each other and they also depend in each other.

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13 Francesca Leigh Estorel

1. The Endocrine System is made up of different glands, and makes sure that the body gets the necessary boosts it needs to regulate the body. The final gland of the endocrine system is the ovaries (for females) or testes (for males) help in the sexual development of humans.

2. Hormones help deliver whatever the body needs, for example energy, adrenaline, etc. They also affect your emotions and mood and even help body development. In order to grow up and mature, the estrogen or testosterone, is needed in the process for body growth.

3. Reproductive system without the involvement of endocrine system is like a car without an engine. No matter how hard you try to work a car, it will not because there is no engine to help it. Same with reproductive system; no matter how much egg cells/sperm cells you make, if you're body is not physically ready since it is not yet developed by the hormones, then the whole process would be useless.

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5 Bautista

1. The endocrine system produces hormones. It includes the pineal gland, pituary gland, ovaries, testes, etc.

2. Hormones are chemicals created in the endocrine system which controls bodily functions. They are important because they are an important factor in reproduction and puberty.

3. The relationship between the endocrine system and the reproductive system is like a group project. When one person in the group is not functioning or doing the task assigned to them, there is a high possibility for the group to have problems or even fail in their given task.

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23 Antoinette Oropesa

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17 Gonzales

1) The endocrine system is made up of a network of glands. These glands secrete hormones to regulatemany  bodily functions, including growth and metabolism. The reproductive glands, which include the ovaries and testes, are involved.

2) Hormones are regulatory substances produced in an organism and transported  in tissue fluids such as blood or sap to stimulate specific cells or tissues in action. Hormones are important since they help develop women and help with the menstrual cycle and pregnancy, while, of the male, testosterone supports the final stages of sperm production, that is the other half that is needed to make an offspring.

3)The endocrine system controls the functioning of the reproductive system. Gonads secrete sex hormones that are responsible for sexual development.

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Waywaya Yasmin Daquigan 9

1. the endocrine system regulates the activity or production of hormones in one's body. The hormones may have an affect on one or more organs in the body as it is released throughout the body.  The hormones come to regulate the body's sexual development, and its growth. The parts that are consubstantial to the sexual development of humans are the testes and the ovaries as it is the main source of sex hormones.

2. Hormones are known to control the body's functions, such as the metabolism, or the amount of sugar a body has. They are important in the sexual development because of the fact that the hormones secreted in the ovaries and testes are substantial to the sexual development of a human, wether it maybe estrogen and progesterone, or testosterone.

3. The relationship between the endocrine system and the sexual system is how i'll describe as synonymous to a resistor and a battery in a circuit. I think so because like the battery and the resistor (or in a sense the endocrine system and the reproductive system), they work together to make a circuit work, and without one of them, the circuit (or the body) cannot work properly.

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Alyssa Pisig 25

1. The endocrine system is the collection of glands that produce hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development, sexual function, and reproduction. Some of the parts of the endocrine system like the hypothalamus, and pituitary gland are involved in the sexual development of humans.

2. The endocrine gland, produces hormones which are like chemical messengers of the body. They release important chemical in our body like the luteinizing hormone (LH), follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), and gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH). They are important for the sexual development of humans because without these hormones male/females will not be able to produce sex hormones which allows to have sexual reproduction and for their body to function and grow well.

3. The relationship of the endocrine system and the reproductive system is just like a radio and a frequency. They both need each other for them to function and benefit the sexual development of the human body.

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CN 1 Marianna Alcon

1.) The endocrine system is made up of all the glands in the body and the hormones produced by these glands. The main function of the endocrine is to help maintain the homeostasis of the body through using the negative and positive feedback systems which are also used in hormone production in males. The hypothalamus, another part of endocrine system, also releases hormones and the anterior pituitary gland through FSH and LH which makes the gonads mature and produce gametes essential for reproduction.

2.) Hormones are known to be chemical messengers throughout the body. They signal tissues and organs to either increase or decrease their activity. Hormones are important in the sexual development of humans because they prepare and develop the reproductive systems for birth, reproduction and menstruation.

3.) The endocrine system and reproductive system are like chopsticks. If one is missing, the other would be useless without it. The same goes with both systems. If the endocrine system is missing, the reproductive system couldn’t function at all since it needs the hormones produced by the endocrine system in order to produce gonads which is very essential for reproduction and development of the reproduction system.

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Tongco, Elyna 31

1. The endocrine system regulate distant tissues by means of secretions directly into the circulatory system. It is responsible for the different kinds of hormones.

2. They are responsible for the production of gametes, they control other major bodily functions. Examples of these are estrogen, testosterone, Follicle Stimulating hormone ( FHS) and many more.

3. The endocrine system is the one who controls the reproductive system.  It is responsible for the creation and the release of hormones. Reproductive system is dependent on hormones to order up the right organs to our genetic sex. The endocrine system, performs many functions that benefit the body.

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Mareijon Del Rosario, 10

1. The endocrine system secretes hormones that regulate the activity of cells, growth of the body and metabolism. the parts that are involved in the sexual development of humans are the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, ovaries and testes.

2. Hormones are chemical messengers that are produced in the endocrine glands directly to the blood. Hormones are important in the sexual development of male and female because without these, it would be impossible to create a baby

3. The relationship of the endocrine and reproductive system are similar to our phones and charger because if one is not present, then it will not function and it will not produce the cells needed.

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Francisella Avila, 3

1.) To my understanding, the endocrine system is like a control room/system consisting of glands that secrete hormones. Glands that are involved in sexual development includes the hypothalamus and pituitary glands, together with the ovaries and testes.

2.) A hormone is a signaling molecule or substance produced by glands to target organs to regulate physiology and behavior. It is essential in the sexual development of both males and female because is develops their bodies, preparing for sexual reproduction through puberty.
There will be no effect if there are no hormones included in puberty, since hormones message or signal the ovaries and testes to produce estrogen, together with progesterone, and testosterone.

3.) I would describe that the relationship between the endocrine and reproductive system is slightly dependent of one another. The absence of one system will be the downfall of the other. Without hormones, puberty will not be possible and if puberty is not possible, physiological and behavioral development will not take place, which will hinder a person from sexual development.
An example that I may relate these two systems with is an arrow that is being shot towards a target. The endocrine system gives out hormones. The arrow represent the hormones and the target is representing the organ or body part that will regulate one's physiology and behavior.

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Kassandra Zalamea, 36

1. The endocrine system is made up of glands that makes and secretes hormones which regulate the growth of the body, sexual development and function, and the metabolism.

2. The hormones are made in the endocrine system and are chemicals that are the special messengers of the body. They are important in the sexual development of males and females because these hormones are what makes the secondary characteristics of a person. An example of these hormones are the estrogen and progesterone for women and testosterone for men.

3.  The endocrine system is very much related to the reproductive system because the endocrine system is in charge of producing the hormones used in the reproductive system for the secondary characteristics of males and females. With out hormones, the reproductive system would be useless. Just like the picture of a pen with no ink, if there is no more ink left the pen would be useless.

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Maxine Trias, 32
1. The endocrine system is collection of organisms thay secrete hormones directly into the circulatory system
2. Hormones are special chemical messengers that are created in the endocrine glands.
3. The endocrine system is very similar to a television and its remote control. Without the television the remote control wouldnt have importance or use and vice versa to having a television with its remote control. There will be no other alternative or substitue just like the system

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Rexie Nebrija - 22

1. The endocrine system made up of glands that produce and secrete hormones, chemical substances produced in the body that regulate the activity of cells or organs. These hormones regulate the body's growth, metabolism , and sexual development and function.

2. Hormones is a chemical substance produced in the body that controls and regulates the activity of certain cells or organs. Hormones are released into the bloodstream and may affect one or several organs throughout the body.

3.The endocrine system controls the functioning of the reproductive system. The responsible endocrinal glands are known as the gonads. The gonads secrete sex hormones, which are responsible for sexual development, and the associated growth spurts in the body. They are also responsible for the development of secondary sexual.

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Cortez, 7

1. The endocrine system makes and secretes hormones that regulates our mood, cell and organ activity, body's growth, and sexual development. The reproductive glands such as the ovaries and the testes are involved in the sexual development of humans.

2. Hormones regulate the gonads which are the testes and the ovaries. For males, hormones (testosterone) are in charge of producing sperm and developing masculine characteristics. For females, hormones such as estradiol and progesterone prepare a woman's body for pregnancy.

3. The reproductive system depends on the endocrine system, because it produces hormones which are essential to the former. Without hormones, the reproductive system would be of no use. In analogy, their relationship is like a printer without ink because without ink the printer would be useless.