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Q: What is the flat cavity that is continuous with the ureter?
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What is the cavity within the kidney that is continuous with ureter?

renal pelvis


Area of the kidney from which ureters exit?

The renal pelvis is continuous with the ureter.


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What is the basin like area of the kidney continuous with the ureter called?

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Which process involves the contractions of smooth muscle that propel urine through the ureter?

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