How is excretion carried out in reptiles that live on land

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Stradas · Answer 1 · 2018-04-24T08:30:32+0000

Reptiles that live on land convert the ammonia in their unrine to uric acid, which is much less toxic , so it doesn't need to be diluted as much. Also excess water is absorbed in the cloaca, reducing the urine to a paste and conserving water.

Alene · Answer 2 · 2018-04-28T09:18:11+0000

Reptiles that live on land convert the ammonia in their unrine to uric acid, which is much less toxic , so it doesn't need to be diluted as much. Also excess water is absorbed in the cloaca, reducing the urine to a paste and conserving water.

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