Intrinsic control:
A) usually involves the endocrine or nervous system.
B) operates at the cellular level.
C) is sometimes called autoregulation.
D) operates at the system or organism level.

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Intrinsic control is sometimes called autoregulation, which means that the tissue or organ itself senses changes and responds accordingly, without external input. It often operates at the cellular level and can be a combination of mechanisms including metabolic and mechanical feedback loops. It is distinct from extrinsic control, which involves external signals such as hormones or neural inputs.

Intrinsic Control