What is the difference between uricotelic and ureotelic animals
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Ureotelic animals – Species which excrete waste in the form of waste are called ureotelic animals. ... Uricotelic animals – Species that excrete uric acid waste are called uricotelic organisms. Uric acid is the least poisonous and the least soluble in water, relative to Ammonia and Urea.
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Ammonotelic organisms are the organisms which excrete nitrogenous waste substances in the form of ammonia, e.g., Octopus, Sepia and bony fishes.
Uricotelic organisms are the organisms which excrete nitrogenous waste substances in the form of uric acid, e.g., Lizard, some insects and birds.
Ureotelic organisms are the organism which excretes the nitrogenous waste as urea. For example, bony fish.
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