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1
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what is osmoregulation

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defined as homeostasis of water and solute concentrations

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2
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what is osmosis

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direct water movement into or out of cells

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3
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what does osmosis help regulate

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water and salt concentrations in tissues

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4
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hyperosmotic

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water flows in

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5
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hypoosmotic

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water flows out

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6
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isoosmotic

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no net movement of water

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7
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osmoconformer

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marine organisms that maintain an internal environment which is isotonic to their external environment.

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osmoregulator

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Osmoregulators tightly regulate their body osmolarity, which always stays constant, and are more common in the animal kingdom

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9
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in a hyperosmotic enviornment osmoregulators _ water

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lose

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10
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in a hypoosmotic enviornment osmoregulators _ water

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gain

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11
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what is Euryhaline

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  • able to withstand LARGE OSMOTIC CHANGES (sockeye salmon)
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12
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Most animals are considered , meaning they can only withstand a certain amount of

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Stenohaline, osmotic change

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13
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what is Anhydrobiosis

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a dormant period where species can survive and adapt to water loss,

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14
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how do species adapt to water loss

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n replace water with sugars in cells while losing almost ALL body water

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15
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to regulating body functions animals must excrete

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Nitrogenous waste

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16
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3 forms of Nitrogenous waste

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Ammonia, Urea, Uric Acid

17
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characteristics of ammonia

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: very toxic, requires large amounts of water, can only be tolerated in low concentrations,

17
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characteristics of urea

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MORE energy but LESS water, Terrestrial animals,

18
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characteristics of uric acid

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MOST ENERGY NO WATER
Birds, reptiles, insec

19
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what is the difference between salt water fish and fresh water when it comes to osmoregulation

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salt water fish want to get rid of excess salt, to do this they have cl- ions to get salt out of body
with fresh water fish, they want toget rid of excess water, to do this they have cl- ions to attract salt in body

20
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All species have different forms of excretion
insects have, flatworms have, and mammals have

A

Malpighian tubules (similar to a kidney), Osmoregulation , and Kidneys

21
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excretory system function

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1) filtrate water and solutes through semi permeable membrane
2) reabsorption of ions and water
3) secrete excess ions and toxic substances
4) excretions, urine

22
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function of Nephron

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regulate the composition
of blood using 3 processes

23
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what 3 processes regulate blood composition

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Filtration, Secretion, and Reabsorption

24
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what should not pass through urine

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large antibodies and proteins

25
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function of Proximal tubule

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Reabsorption of AAs and sugars, Nacl and secretion of H+ ions

26
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Filtrate moves down the

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Loop of Henle

27
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descending loop of henle characteristics

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H2O secreted via passive
transport

28
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ascending loop of henle characteristics

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NaCl secreted via passive AND and active transport

29
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animals that live in deserts have _ loops of henle, and why

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large, bcs loop of henle is associated to enviornment. since there is less water they need larger loops to get more water, mammals near water have shorter loops

30
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Collecting Duct charactersitics

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hormonal control, forming urine

31
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Distal tubule

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: K+ and H+ absorbed, NaCl, H2O, and HCO3- removed

32
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Most aquatic animals excrete

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ammonia

33
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Mammals and amphibians convert ammonia to the less toxic

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urea

34
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Insects and many reptiles, including birds, convert ammonia to

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uric acid

35
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ADH causes collecting duct to

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not collect a lot of water