Which structure transports urine to the bladder by peristaltic action?

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Arabella Hampton

Biology

12 February, 20:46

Which structure transports urine to the bladder by peristaltic action?

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Aryan Jefferson · Answer 1

Aryan Jefferson 12 February, 21:04

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The kidneys is your answer

Dominic Booker · Answer 2

This structure is known as the ureter. This structure is a muscular tube that extends to the the urinary bladder. It is about 25 centimeters long and can be 1.7 cm close to the bladder. The ureter has three layers: an adventitia, muscularis and mucosa. When urine enters the ureter it causes it to stretch and the muscularis contracts and moves the urine down to the bladder.