Biology, asked by seeshanya9697, 1 year ago

Define: (a) excretion, and (b) osmoregulation

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Answered by harshitasharma31
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hey mate,
here are the definitions:
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a) excretion=the process excreting the waste( metabolic waste products) from the body is called excretion.
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b) osmoregulation =the process of regulating water potential in order to keep fluid and electrolyte balance within the cell or organism relative to the surrounding. it is important to organism to keep a constant, optimal osmotic pressure within the body.
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Answered by amritamohanty1472
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Answer:

\small \underline \frak \red {Excretion}

The process of removal of unwanted and harmful metabolic waste substances is called excretion.

\small \underline \frak \red {Osmoregulation}

Besides removing urea and uric acid from the blood, the kidneys also help in maintaining the water and salt concentration in it. This process is called osmoregulation ( regulation of water and salt content ).

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