Answer37]=
The urine exists through the kidney through
c] Ureters
explanation= The urine is formed by nephrons .
The nephrons are structural & functionlal unit of kidney .
Then urine flows from nephron through a system of converging tubules called as collecting ducts .
The collecting duct joins to form minor calyces ,then major calyces ,which ultimately joins the pelvis or renal sinus.
Urine flows from renal pelvis into ureters
Then ureters carry the urine from kidney to urinary bladder.
urinary bladder stores the urine temporary then passes to the urethra
urethra expels the urine through the body .
ureters is the correct answer.
38] Answer
Filteration of the blood in the kidney nephron begins in
c] Bowmans capsule
explanation= the formation of urine begins with the filteration process.
fluid & small solutes are forced under pressure to flow from the glomerulus in the capsular space of the glomerular capsule .
Bowmans capsule is the filteration unit of glomerulus .& has tiny slits in which filterate may pass into the nephron
blood is filtered in the bowmans capsule
Hence bowmans capsule is correct option
39] most aquatic animals secrete nitrogenous waste in the form of ammonia but land animals convert this into less toxic chemicals .
c] Ammonia
explanation= the nitrogenous waste is produced in case aquatic animals in the form of ammonia .
for the elimination of ammonia it requires more amount of water that is about 300 to 500 ml of water per gram of ammonia .
ammonia is highly toxic.
in case of land animals this ammonia is combine with carbon dioxide to form less toxic chemical i.e. urea
it require less amount i.e. 50 ml of water per gram for its elimination
answer all pls Urine exits the kidneys through the: Bladder Urethra Ureters Collecting ducts Filtration of...
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