Uric acid is excreted by (a) Frog (b) Rabbit (c) Man (d) Pigeon
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"Uric acid is egested by (d) Pigeon
Birds are uricotelic; consequently, they expel wastes called uric acid.
Nitrogenous wastes which turns into ammonia are extremely poisonous to the creatures. In birds and reptiles, ammonia gets transformed as uric acid and becomes solids.
Catabolically, it leads to preservation of water and thus will be lighter in weight; therefore eliminating the necessity for a urinary tract.
Thus, birds and Amphibians has anus as the excretory hole in their bodies.
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'Uric acid' is 'excreted' by Pigeon
Answer: Option (d)
Explanation:
- Excretion is a fundamental part of a living being’s mechanism and it is through this process that organisms get rid of the nitrogen created in the body after protein breakdown.
- The 'nitrogen in the body' of mammals is converted to urea and goes out of the body 'through urine'.
- Birds, however, convert it into uric acid and stores in the cloaca and eventually out of the body. Pigeon is a bird, and it also excretes uric acid.
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