Which of the following in freshwater fish helps combat the problem of living in fresh water...
Which of the following in freshwater fish helps combat the problem of living in fresh water (osmoregulation)?
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Dinking much water
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Producing concentrated urine
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Producing large quantities of urine
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Excretion of salt ions from gills
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Answer: Producing large quantities of urine
Explanation: Freshwater fish living in freshwater have a higher concentration of salt in their bodies. Lots of water from the freshwaters enter the fish but these fish remove them through large quantities of urine. They maintain their salinity by the use of numerous glomeruli that help to filter blood and retain salt.
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