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NASAL SALT EXCRETION と水中のクロアカの機能の可能性について

K SCHMIDT-NIELSON, A BORUT, P LEE

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |December 6, 1963
    PubMed
    まとめ

    陸上の鳥や爬虫類は,濃縮塩溶液を鼻で排泄し,カリウムはしばしばナトリウムよりも高い. この鼻の塩分分泌は,水分を節約し,水分量が少ない尿の進化に役立ちます.

    キーワード:
    バイカルボネート (BICARBONATES) とは鳥たちは鳥たち.BODY FLUIDS ボディフリュードについてクロリドは,塩化物です.実験実験室での研究鼻 鼻は鼻でポテッシウム (Potassium) とは爬虫類 爬虫類は,爬虫類である.塩化ナトリウム塩化物

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