Marine Cartilaginous Fishes Overcome Water Loss to Their Environments by

question 20

Multiple Choice

Marine cartilaginous fishes overcome water loss to their environments by

• A) having specialized chloride cells in their gills that prevent water loss.
• B) having specialized chloride cells in their gills that continuously excrete salts.
• C) storing urea in their body fluids, which causes them to be hypertonic to sea water.
• D) producing very small quantities of urine.
• E) drinking large quantities of freshwater.

Understand Freud's psychosexual stages of development and their implications.

Comprehend Freud's perspective on the causes and progression of psychological disorders.

Grasp the concepts of id, ego, and superego and their roles in personality.

Recognize the significance of defense mechanisms and their role in Freud's theory.

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