deamination
excretion
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A. deamination
medulla into pelvis
medulla into cortex
cortex into medulla
pelvis into ureter
uric acid and urea
urea
urea and uric acid respectively
uric acid
aferent arteriole
efferent arteriole
renal portal vein
any of these
glomerular type
aglomerular type
holonephric type
metanephric type
liver cells
every living cell
kidney and muscles
liver and kidney
creatinine
anuria
haematuria
ketonuria
Monkey
Lizard
Fish
Frog
reptiles
turtles
tadpoles
amphibians
Bowman's capsule
Loop of Henle
Proximal convoluted tubule
Distal convoluted tubule
chlorides
amino acids
glucose
none of these
glomerullar hydrostatic pressure
capsular hydrostatic pressure
blood colloidal osmotic pressure
all of these
kidney of vertebrates and is involved in ultrafiltration
kidney of vertebrates and is involved in passive filtration
kidney of vertebrates and is involved in selective reabsorption
insects and involved in excretion
125 ml/minute
250 ml/minute
500 ml /minute
1200 ml/minute
Bowman's capsule
Loop of Henle
Collecting tubule
Urinary bladder
medulla
cortex
pelvic
pyramid
concentrated urine
blood plasma minus blood proteins
a solution containing excretory wastes
a solution containing wastes
concentrated urine
plasma minus blood proteins
glycogen and water
sulphates and water
blood without blood cells and proteins
plasma without sugar
blood with proteins but without cells
blood without urea
the excretion of volume of urine increases
the excretion of volume of urine decreases
the kidneys fail to excrete urine
the water balance of blood is disturbed
uterus
urethra
vestibule
ureter
50% of its volume as filtrate
20% of its volume as filtrate
80% of its volume as filtrate
40% of its volume as filtrate
desert mouse
carnivorous bird
fish
snake
Urea
Uric acid
Salts
Glucose
80 mg/100 ml
150 mg/100 ml
200 mg/100 ml
300mg/100 ml
125 litres per day
500 litres per day
1000 litres per day
1700 litres per day
renal vein
hepatic portal vein
dorsal aorta
hepatic vein
pronephric
mesonephrk:
metanephric
all types
100 litres/day
120 litres/day
150 litres/day
180 litres/day
125 ml
500 ml
1200 ml
250 ml
conversion of urea to ammonia via ornithinearginine cycle
conversion of urea to ammonia by bacteria
conversion of urea and uric acid to ammonia
none of these