Animal excretion

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homeostasis: maintenance of a constant internal environment in an organism
excretion: removal of waste products of metabolism from the body
organs of excretion:
lungs
skin
kidney
the main waste products are water, carbon dioxide and wastes
the liver is involved in excretion as excess amino acids are split into carbohydrates and urea. these are set to the kidneys to be excreted.

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