Narad's beneficial role The moral fibre, personality the character of sage Narada has to be fully grasped against the negative standing that is latent in the term 'kalaha Priya' attributed to him, pointed out Sri k.Srinivasam in a courage. This point is explain in detail by Vyas in the Devi Bhagwat Puran as an answer to the issue that janamejaya rises with reference to kama's as killing of 6 infants who were born to Devaki. It is said that Kansas decided to spare the 1st new born infants of Devaki knowing that only the eighth child was a real threat . But Narad intervences and changes his decision. So JanameJaya wonder how Narad, adeva Rishi, age of Great reputation, and Janani, can prompt kamsa thus . How did the sage, the embodiment of Dharma, stop down to a bit the killing of infants? Is this not considered as a serious crime that deserve the most grave punishment? Vyas explain that Northern character should be understood in prop...
Excretory system
The process of elimination of metabolic waste from the body is called excretion.
Removal of excess of water from the body or keep water content constant is called osmoregulation.
Depending on the type of waste, nitrogen elimination is of three types .
- Ammonotelism is the elimination of nitrogen mainly in the form of ammonia example aquatic vertebrates Bony fishes and amphibians.
- Ureotelism -is the removal of nitrogen mainly as urea. Ammonia combine with carbon dioxide in liver to form urea, Example mammals, men, frog, toads.
- Uricotelism-is the elimination of nitrogen mainly as uric acid example bird, reptiles , many insects.
Uric acid is commonly commercially extracted from bird dropping.
Excretory organ of invertebrates
- Flame cell are the organ of excretion in tapeworm.
- Sponges remove their waste through their water canal system.
- In hydra, salary is waste into coelenteron.
- In annelids , excretion take place in nephridia.
- In insects, excretion takes place in Malphigian tubules .
- In some arthropods green glands also helps in excretion.
- Waste material in amoeba is taken out by plasmaLamma.
- Spiders have coxal glands .
Excretion system of humans
Excretory system of human consist of following organs
- Kidney
- Kidney is paired been shaped organ, that is present in abdomen just below the diaphragm.
- The left kidneys placed a little higher than the right kidney (reverse in rabbit).
- Concavity of kidney called hilus is always inverterly directed.
- They form urine and a drain it ultimately into pelvis of the kidney from where the ureters arises.
- Water reabsorption in kidney is a controlled by a hormone called ADH.
- In anuria, Guinness become unable to form urine.
Nephron
It is a functional unit of kidney.
- In one kidney around 1 million nephron are found.
It has two parts
- 1 Bowman's capsule
- It has network of blood capillaries called glomerulus, which together formMalpighian body.
- Blood enters glomerulus capillaries through different arteriole and leaves different arteriole.
It consists of three parts
- Proximal convoluted tubule (pct).
- Loop of henle with thin descending and thick ascending limb.
- Digital convoluted tubule ( DCT ) which opens into collecting duct.
- 2.1 skin excreats mainly water and NaCl in sweats. Definition of sweat to require latent heat from the body due to with body feels cools . This is known as perspiration.
2 .Ureters
This muscular tube emerges out from the hilum of kidneys. urine enters the ureter from the renal pelvis .
3.Urinary bladder
Sac- like structure which stores urine temporary. it is absent in birds .
4.Urethra
- Membraneous tube which conducted in to the exterior. urethral sphincters keep the urethra closed accept during voiding of urine.
- The act of voiding urine is called micturition.
- An adult man secretes 1-8 l of urine in 24 hours.
- The yellow colour of urine is due to the presence of pigment EuroChrome. ph of urine should be 5.8.
- When water and take is high ,the urine is hypotonic.
- When there is less body water ,the rain is hypertonic.
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