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Flatworms are
Option: 1
Ureotelic
Option: 2
Uricotelic
Option: 3
Ammonotelic
Option: 4
Both B and C
Answers (1)
Excretion in Platyhelminthes:
- The excretory system of Platyhelminthes is made up of excretory tubules that run throughout the body and are connected to the flame cells.
- The flame cells are protonephridia.
- Each flame cell bears a tuft of cilia that are involved in pushing the waste fluids from the tubules to outside of the body.
- Flame cells are also involved in osmoregulation.
- Ammonia is the principal nitrogenous waste.
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Ammonia is the principal nitrogenous waste in flatworms.
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