Biology, asked by shreyaslahare, 1 month ago

NH3 is excretory waste in which of the
following:-
Bird
Amphibians
Mammals
Fishes​

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Amphibians excrete NH3 or Ammonia as a major metabolic waste.

Answered by DeenaMathew
0

NH3 is excretory waste in fishes.

  • NH3 is ammonia which is toxic nitrogenous waste and are need to be released outside the body.
  • Different organisms excrete urea, uric acid or ammonia depending upon the availability of water for excretion.
  • Mammals excrete urea while birds and reptiles release uric acid as a paste to conserve water.
  • Amphibians produce urea as their nitrogenous waste but larvae produce ammonia.
  • Fishes excrete ammonia in the water and the ammonia is produced by most the aquatic fishes and other aquatic animals.
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