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Some freshwater animals have adapted flame cells, watery urine production, and salt pumps to prevent Question 17 options: homeostasis. ammonia removal. oxygen exchange. excess w…

Some freshwater animals have adapted flame cells, watery urine production, and salt pumps to prevent Question 17 options: homeostasis. ammonia removal. oxygen exchange. excess w…
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Some freshwater animals have adapted flame cells, watery urine production, and salt pumps to prevent

Question 17 options:

homeostasis.


ammonia removal.


oxygen exchange.


excess water from entering their bodies.

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excess water from entering their bodies.

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