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san4es73 [151]
3 years ago
5

The cells in your body produce wastes as a result of metabolic processes. Body systems work together to remove these wastes in o

rder to keep your body healthy. Circle the letters of the systems the work together to remove cellular wastes. Select all that apply.
A. Circulatory C. Excretory E. Nervous G. Urinary

B. Digestive D. Muscular F. Respiratory
Biology
1 answer:
Molodets [167]3 years ago
3 0
Main Cellular wastes are CO2 and Ammonia

For waste removal of cells ; there are many organs and in this question they are A , C, G , F !!

A. Circulatory system : Transport all waste
C. Excretory system: Removes Urea, and other wastes .
G . Urinary bladder is under excretory system as it stores the waste
F. Respiratory system is one of important organs that transport waste out of body as CO2 !! CO2 is a cellular waste amd thus F is also right !!

If you have any doubt ; comment !!
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