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The fresh water fish are ammonotelic so removal of urine requires.
a) lot of water
b)
very little water
c) moderate amount of water
d)
no water at all

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Final answer:

Freshwater fish excrete a lot of very dilute urine to regulate their water balance in their hypotonic environment.


Explanation:

Freshwater fish are ammonotelic, which means they excrete ammonia as a waste product. To remove urine, they need to pass a lot of very dilute urine to balance their electrolytes and get rid of excess water. This process helps them maintain homeostasis in their hypotonic environment.


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