Which of the following is true in a terrestrial vertebrate? body fluid is less concentrated than its urine body fluid is more concentrated than its urine the vertebrate tends to gain water large amount of urine is excreted

Which of the following is true in a terrestrial vertebrate? body fluid is less concentrated than its urine body fluid is more concentrated than its urine the vertebrate tends to gain water large amount of urine is excreted

Body Structures & Functions Updated

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Chapter20: Urinary System

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Which of the following is true in a terrestrial vertebrate?
body fluid is less concentrated than its urine
body fluid is more concentrated than its urine
the vertebrate tends to gain water
large amount of urine is excreted

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