Ammoniotelic- aquatic animals
Why are most of the ammoniotelic beings aquatic animals?
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Aquatic animals, such as bony fishes, crustaceans, and amphibian larvae, are generally ammoniotelic as ammonia which diffuses more easily through the membranes and it is more water-soluble as compared to the other nitrogen wastes. Ammonia is still the most energetically economical nitrogen waste to be synthesized.
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