1.READ CHAPTER 25 pgs. 1074-1088; 1106-11201. List the functions of the urinary system.PRODUCTIONSTORAGETRANSPORTATIONOF URINE2. Label 2-13 next to the appropriate numbers in the picture below AND then include thefunctions of numbers 2-6, and 8 below the picture.(12)(7)82934(10(115(13)6functions of numbers 2-6, and 8:(14)LOUD3

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