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ANS: E
The hypothalamus were located at the undersurface region of the brain.
It just lies below the thalamus and above the “pituitary gland.”
One of the important functions of the hypothalamus is to maintain “homeostasis”, therefore it helps to keep the human body in a stable and constant condition.
There are two sets of “nerve cells” present in the hypothalamus that helps produce hormones.
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