Where does the transfer of excess water and urea from the circulatory system to the excretory system take place?

A. between the heart and the ureters

B. between the veins and the urethra

C. between the arteries and the bladder

D. between the capillaries and the kidneys

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Howard

Biology

30 November, 17:16

Where does the transfer of excess water and urea from the circulatory system to the excretory system take place?

A. between the heart and the ureters

B. between the veins and the urethra

C. between the arteries and the bladder

D. between the capillaries and the kidneys

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Damien Wilkerson · Answer 1

There are four main processes that occur in the digestive system at different parts ... The circulatory system is responsible for transporting blood with oxygen (O2) from ... bladder; excretion; kidney; metabolic waste products; metabolise; toxic; urea ... of the excretory system is to prevent too much or too little water in the body.

Where does the transfer of excess water and urea from the circulatory system to the excretory system take place?A. between the heart and the uretersB. between the veins and the urethraC. between the arteries and the bladderD. between the capillaries and the kidneys

Where does the transfer of excess water and urea from the circulatory system to the excretory system take place?

A. between the heart and the ureters

B. between the veins and the urethra

C. between the arteries and the bladder

D. between the capillaries and the kidneys