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Choose a salinity that isn't commonly measured in an estuary like Chesapeake Bay.
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Refer to the figure shown.
The shaded area on the graph represents the

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If the osmotic U/P ratio is less than 1, and the plasma osmolarity is not adjusted to match the interstitial fluid osmolarity, there is an increased tendency for water to move
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If you go to the movie theater and eat a large bag of salted popcorn, after few hours your plasma salt concentration will
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Refer to the figure shown.
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Typically, if the blood osmolarity were 500 mOsm, then interstitial fluid osmolarity would be _______ mOsm.
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Explain what the osmotic U/P ratio is and what is indicated by different values.
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Which collection of solutes, when dissolved in 100 ml of distilled water, exerts the highest osmotic pressure?
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Seawater in the open ocean has a uniform salinity of _______ g/kg.
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Refer to the formula shown.
The rate of evaporation, J, will increase if
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The mix of freshwater with ocean water along coastlines is termed
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If you go to the movie theater and eat a large bag of popcorn with salt, after few minutes, your plasma salt concentration will
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At which temperature will an animal whose body surface temperature is 32°C have the highest rate of condensation?
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Based on the data shown, which animal can survive the widest range of salinity?

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Assuming humidity is the only factor that affects evaporation, which animal will have the highest rate of evaporation?
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Explain how the kidneys in teleosts participate in ionic regulation but not osmotic regulation.
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The purpose of taking excess water into the body during the process of molting is to
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