Gills and Kidneys
"Don't worry about it."Erm, instead: Homeostasis is maintaining a balance with the environment.Water is the universal solventThe amount of water in a cell affects the pHWater helps chemical reactions occurA cell becomes dehydrated reactions slowWater helps regulate heat
The chemical balance of ocean water is a constant cycle. Marine organisms maintain the balance of the ocean through the nutrients they consume. Once the organism dies, the nutrients are returned to the water, continuing the process.
OsmosisIt eliminates excess water from the cytoplasm of freshwater protists.
An octopus is not able to live in fresh water, or even brackish water. Due to their sensitivity to water quality and even their organs, there have been none known to survive.
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Water balance is an important factor in maintaining homeostasis. Homeostasis is crucial to organ function which regulates blood water levels.
Both the skin and the kidneys have the job of maintaining water balance in your body.
The mechanism by which water content is regulated in the body is called osmoregulation. It involves maintaining the balance of water and electrolytes in the body to ensure proper functioning of cells and organs.
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The skin, kidneys and lungs.
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Albumin
it helps in maintaining the water and ion balance of the body and hence prevents dehydration.....
Osmoregulatory organs besides the kidney play important roles in body fluid-ion balance.
Body water balance refers to the equilibrium between water intake and water loss in the body. It is essential for maintaining normal bodily functions and overall health. Imbalances, such as dehydration or overhydration, can lead to various health problems.
Yes, a deficiency in zinc can impair the body's ability to regulate fluid balance and can lead to dehydration. Zinc is essential for maintaining proper electrolyte balance and supporting the function of certain enzymes involved in fluid regulation. A deficiency in zinc may contribute to increased water loss and dehydration.