1 pore cell, 1 duct cell, 1 canal cell, and a fused pair of gland cells
The spleen belongs to the Lymphatic/Immune System.
Cells from the excretory system do not transform into organs. Organs in the excretory system, like the kidneys and bladder, develop from specialized clusters of cells called germ layers during embryonic development. These cells undergo complex processes of differentiation and organization to form functional excretory organs.
Specialized cells in the excretory system include nephrons in the kidneys, which filter waste from blood and produce urine. Specific tissues like the urinary bladder store urine before excretion, while the ureters transport urine from the kidneys to the bladder. The excretory system helps regulate water balance, remove waste products, and maintain proper electrolyte levels in the body.
The main organ in the excretory system is the kidney. The kidney is the main organ that controls the excretory systems for vertebrates. It is also part of the Urinary system which is part of the excretory system.
It delivers messages from the nervous system to the excretory system, APE
Endocrine Cells
Excretory system gets rid of waste. Respiratory system supplies blood cells with oxygen.
The excretory system.
The digestive system produces nutrients that are required for the cells all over the body to survive. The nutrients are brought to the cells by the circulatory system, and the wastes produced by the excretory system are taken away from the cells.
The cells found in the excretory system are: one pore cell, one duct cell, one canal cell and a pair of gland cells.
No, the excretory system removes wastes!
The flame-cell system in planarians consist of specialized cells called flame cells that are part of the excretory system. Flame cells have distinctive cilia that beat rapidly, creating a flickering appearance like a flame. These cells help regulate the osmotic balance and remove waste from the body by actively pumping fluids through the excretory system.
The spleen belongs to the Lymphatic/Immune System.
The circulatory system (blood).
Cells from the excretory system do not transform into organs. Organs in the excretory system, like the kidneys and bladder, develop from specialized clusters of cells called germ layers during embryonic development. These cells undergo complex processes of differentiation and organization to form functional excretory organs.
Planaria ,which lives in fresh water ,has two strands of branching excretory tubes that open to the outside of the body through excretory pores .The simple tubular excretory is called protonephridium,Which is a network of closed tubules without internal openings.Tubular system is spread through out the body.Located along the tubulesare bulb like Flame cells
the job of the kidneys for the excretory system is to remove toxic waste from the bodyIt filters blood that contains waste collected from other cells in the body