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The 16 pages that link to Gonad, each with the reason it gives.

• Endocrine systemBroader topic: Gonads link endocrine regulation with fertility and sexual development.

• Steroid hormoneRelated: Gonads produce major reproductive steroid hormones.

• Hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal axisBroader topic: Ovaries and testes form the axis’s hormone-producing target organs.

• AndrogenRelated: Testes and ovaries are major sources of androgen production.

• HermaphroditismRelated: Gonads are among the reproductive structures involved in biological sex.

• Reproductive systemBroader topic: Gonads are the primary sites of gamete production in animal reproductive systems.

• Sex determinationBroader topic: Gonads develop in response to early signals and then shape further differentiation.

• Androgen insensitivity syndromeRelated: In this syndrome, testes develop but may remain inside the abdomen or groin.

• OvaryNarrower topic: Ovaries are one form of this broader class of reproductive organs.

• TestisNarrower topic: The testis is the male type of gonad.

• Sexual differentiationNarrower topic: Gonads are a major source of signals that guide later reproductive development.

• Biological sexRelated: Gonadal anatomy is one major basis for classifying reproductive sex.

• ScyphozoaRelated: Scyphozoan medusae produce eggs or sperm in gonadal tissues.

• Human reproductive systemNarrower topic: Ovaries and testes are the system’s primary reproductive organs.

• Reproductive and Urinary Physiological PhenomenaBroader topic: Gonads connect gamete production with hormonal regulation.

• Sex organBroader topic: Gonads are the principal sex organs that produce eggs or sperm.