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birds are urecotelic in nature.give reason​

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Answered by bhairabxonowal1
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Birds are uricotelic in nature, the end product of nitrogen metabolism is uric acid.

Answered by marishthangaraj
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Birds are urecotelic in nature.

Explanation:

  • Birds are Uricotelic in nature which means that they give out nitrogenous waste in the form of insoluble white semi solid paste called Uric Acid.
  • It is one of the common method of excretion among lizards, snake etc and this method also helps in the preservation of water which is usually lost during urination by mammals (ureotelic).
  • Birds, reptiles, and most terrestrial arthropods, such as insects, are called uricothelic organisms because they convert toxic ammonia to uric acid or the closely-related compound guanine (guano), rather than urea.

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