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What is excretion?Need of excretion and parts of excretory system.

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Answered by jyotimaurya200321
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the removal of waste material from our body is called exertion

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Answered by Anonymous
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The removal of unwanted metabolic wastes from our body is defined as excretion.


Excretion is removal of harmful nitrogeneous wastes such as urea , ammonia and others from our body.

The kidney is the chief excreting organ in our body.


The kidney contains nephrons for doing the excretion .

They extract the wastes from blood and help to excrete the unwanted nitrogeneous wastes from our body.


Sweating is not excretion because that is done incidental and for other purposes . It only leads to cooling.


Excretion is very important as if excretion is not done and if wastes are left to accumulate in the blood after a certain level , the organism may die because urea and other wastes are poisionous.

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