Would you expect birds, who require arginine in their diet,

toproduce urea? Explain.

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Franco

Biology

31 August, 02:09

Would you expect birds, who require arginine in their diet,

toproduce urea? Explain.

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Aubrey Webster · Answer 1

no

Explanation:

Arginine is an amino acid that has nitrogen in its structure. To remove nitrogen from arginine or other nitrogenous substances, mammals produce urea and eliminate it in the urine. However, birds eliminate nitrogen by producing uric acid, not urea.

Would you expect birds, who require arginine in their diet,toproduce urea? Explain.

Would you expect birds, who require arginine in their diet,

toproduce urea? Explain.