QUESTION 27 Which of the following is INCORRECT about the elimination of NH4T? O a Marine invertebrate excrete NH4 in the form of urea Ob. All amino groups are collected in glutamate ONH4 Is a very toxic substance Od. Birds remove excess ammonium ions as uric acid

QUESTION 27 Which of the following is INCORRECT about the elimination of NH4T? O a Marine invertebrate excrete NH4 in the form of urea Ob. All amino groups are collected in glutamate ONH4 Is a very toxic substance Od. Birds remove excess ammonium ions as uric acid

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