Biology, asked by salmansheriff, 8 months ago

1. The chief nitrogenous waste in mammals.

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Answered by Ayeshasahoo

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Answer:

Urea is chief nitrogenous waste in mammals.

Answered by dhruvthakur844

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Answer:

it's urea

Explanation:

humans excrete urea and other mammals such as birds, and other animals excrete uric acid

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