2What will happen to a cell fit takes in too much water? A) Rt will make a copy

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2What will happen to a cell fit takes in too much water? A) Rt will make a copy of itself 8) R will shrivel up iR will burst Djit will release the water slowly which type of organism makes urine that contains a small amount ofwater? A)a sea horse s) a fresh water fish Qa tadpole D) all of these 23) The term for the dissolved material in the blood,like sodium Ng) or A) concentration 5) solute C) nephron filtrate 24) Which of the following is an example of an adaptation for osmoregulation for living on land A) snakes and lizards have scales to prevent water loss B) fish developing scales to prevent water loss Q sharks being able to eliminate salt through their gills D) all of these 25) Which of the follow can be found in the fitrate produced by a human kidney? A) water B) solute q waste al of these As blood flows through the Bowman's capsule. A) water molecules Bj the blood cells and large plasma proteins g) the solute molecules D) the waste molecules The majority of the salt (NaC) reabsorption occurs in which part of the nephron? Aj Bowman's capsule B) Loop of Henle C distal tubule D) proximal tubule

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21. The answer is C) it will burst.

The cell will intially swell and due to too much water it will eventually burst.

23. The answer is B) Solute.

Here the blood is considered as solvent and salts are solute.

Concentration is uantity of a substance dissolved in, per unit quantity of another substance.

Nephron is the functional unit of kidney.

24. The answer is D) All of the above.

All of these are examples of habitat adaptation.

25. The answer is D) All of the above.

Glomerular filtrate is composed of water, salts and other waste materials.

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