Multiple Choice
Which of the following changes are most likely to occur in a male songbird that has a mutation in the cells in its anterior pituitary gland such that FSH and LH are produced at 1% of normal levels?
A) decreased frequency of "singing" to attract females
B) increased testosterone production
C) increased courtship displays to attract females
D) decreased GnRH production
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