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With regard to terrestrial animals, the rate of evaporation, J, will increase if the distance of solution from air, X,
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_______ allow for water and ion movement across the blood-capillary endothelium.
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Humans turnover about _______ of their water daily and in smaller mammals like mice, this turnover is about _______.
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Kangaroo rats and laboratory rats differ in obligatory water loss via
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The maintenance of a constant concentration of ions in the blood plasma is known as
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When blue crabs start the molting process, their bodies swell with water. Explain the significance of this swelling.
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If the partial pressure of a substance in the atmosphere is 10 mmHg and the evaporation rate increases, then we can assume that the partial pressure of the same substance in the body fluid is _______ mmHg.
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Why might a seed-eating mouse in a desert benefit by storing seeds in its burrow prior to eating them.
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In most aquatic animals, the organ whose function is equivalent to the mammalian kidney is the
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