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mspears3

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The peritubular capillaries:
 A) are located around the nephron
  B) are considered an extension of the nephron
  C) form the collecting ducts
  D) connect to the bladder

Question 2

Urine is eliminated from the body through a process called:
 A) defecation
  B) micturition
  C) peristalsis
  D) metabolism



fraziera112

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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