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Water Conservation and Economy Species Differences - Physiology (view source)
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The following table shows a comparison between the maximum concentrating abilities of the kidneys of various mammals. Data from Physiology of Domestic Animals - Sjaastad, Hove and Sand. For full text reference see the [[Reference Material Urinary Anatomy & Physiology| Reference Material]] section.
The following table shows a comparison between the maximum concentrating abilities of the kidneys of various mammals. Data from Physiology of Domestic Animals - Sjaastad, Hove and Sand. For full text reference see the [[Acknowledgements Urinary Anatomy & Physiology| Reference Material]] section.