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• W29824871 abstract "Birds are unique among vertebrates in terms of osmoregulation as they do not possess a separate organ where urine can be stored until excreted or where post-renal modification of urine can be accomplished, i.e., birds do not have a urinary bladder. Birds utilize three organs or organ systems to maintain homeostasis of total body water: kidneys, lower gastrointestinal tract, and nasal or orbital salt glands. The kidneys by themselves do not conserve large amounts of water by elaborating urines that are significantly more concentrated than the plasma. In the absence of a urinary bladder, the renal output enters the lower gastrointestinal tract, where it can be significantly modified. Birds that consume prey that are high in salt content or that take in fluids high in salinity have functional salt glands that are capable of eliminating excess ions, usually sodium chloride, and in the process produce free water." @default.
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• W29824871 title "Osmoregulatory Systems of Birds" @default.
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