nitrogenous waste products are eliminated mainly as
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Answer: Nitrogenous waste are eliminated mainly as urea in frog and ammonia in tadpole
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Ammonotelic animals are those that expel excess nitrogen in the form of ammonia. Aquatic species excretes ammonia (i.e - aquatic invertebrates, fishes, larvae, permanently aquatic amphibia). Ammonia is diffused through the skin, gills, and kidneys in these animals. Because urea is a primary nitrogenous excretory product in mammals and semiterrestrial adult amphibians, these creatures are known as ureotelic.
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urea in frog.. That's it
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