An increase in the level of hormone A causes an

increase in the level of hormone B. The increase

in the level of hormone B then causes a decrease

in the level of hormone A. This process is an

example of

(1) a failure to maintain homeostasis

(2) the breakdown of chemicals

(3) a disruption in cellular coordination

(4) a feedback mechanism

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Biology

Kolten Waters

20 May, 04:56

An increase in the level of hormone A causes an

increase in the level of hormone B. The increase

in the level of hormone B then causes a decrease

in the level of hormone A. This process is an

example of

(1) a failure to maintain homeostasis

(2) the breakdown of chemicals

(3) a disruption in cellular coordination

(4) a feedback mechanism

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Keith Conway · Answer 1

For me it's number 4 because it is the process through which the level of one substance influences the level of another substance. if a high level of one hormone may inhabit the production of another hormone.