Question

amphibian tadpole can afford to be ammonotelic. justify​

Answer 1

Answer:

the tadpole of amphibian secrets soluble ammonia as a excretory matter ..hence called as ammonotelic

Answer 2

Answer:

• Amphibian tadpole is an ammonotelic animal. An ammonotelic organism is one that excretes soluble ammonia as a nitrogenous waste product.
• Aquatic organisms like fishes, cnidarians, protozoans, echinoderms, platyhelminths, etc., and the larvae and tadpoles of the amphibians secrete ammonia containing waste and hence are ammonotelic.
• Amphibians can survive both in land and water and the adult amphibian, which is mostly terrestrial, secretes urea as a waste product and is ureotelic.
• The tadpoles of the amphibians are mostly aquatic, hence, the nitrogenous waste contains soluble ammonia and they are referred to as ammonotelic.