Referencing the photomicrograph below (Plate 21.2 figures 2 and 3), stained sections of a human Pituitary Gland, stained with Mallory, H&E and PAS, answer the following questions about the Pituitary Gland: The top Mallory-stained section of Pituitary Gland is a section depicting “Pars distalis” of the Pituitary Gland.  Where is the Pars distalis structurally located in the Pituitary Gland? Name the two lobes of the Pituitary Gland and include which structures are located in each lobe? Why are the Pituitary Gland and the Hypothalamus known as the “Master Organs” of the endocrine system? In the bottom left and right picture, HB represents “Herring bodies”.  What are Herring bodies?  Do they have any significance?

What letter of the alphabet is formed when a contour line crosses a stream?

The quantities of earth removed from hills and filled into depressions, low spots, and valleys is called?

Give the azimuth of a line having the bearing N10° 5’W

A point established every 100 ft in a linear study is called?

The amount of slope in a road is called?

The line that represents 0º longitude is called:

An established elevation is called?

An area of land divided into 36 squares called sections.

An area of land measuring 1 square mile.