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renal corpuscle ⇒ proximal convoluted tubule ⇒ nephron loop ⇒ Distal convoluted tubule ⇒ collecting duct ⇒ papillary duct ⇒ minor calyx - major calyx (union of minor calyces) - renal papilla (union of major calyces) ⇒ renal pelvis ⇒ ureter

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