It greatly increases the surface area which makes more space for all of the complexes of the electronic transport system.
water that travels across land may pick up substance and become contaminates.
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The importance of natural forest ecosystems to human well-being can not be overstated. Forests provide raw materials for food, fuel, and shelter. In forests, ecosystem components such as micro-organisms, soils, and vegetative cover inter-act to purify air and water, regulate the climate and recycle nutrients and wastes. Without these and many other ecosystem goods and services, life, as we know, would not be possible.
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Answer: They would be better able to survive in dry environment like deserts than animals with shorter loops.
Explanation:
The kidney is an organ found in animal that is used for the excretion of unwanted nitrogenous substances such as urea and other ammonium compounds from the blood. They also maintain the osmotic pressure of the blood by controlling the excretion of water and salts.
The urinary tubule is the functional unit of the kidney. This tubule is made up of:
--> Bowman's capsule
--> proximal convoluted tubule
--> loop of Henle
--> distal convoluted tubule and
--> collecting ducts.
The ability of the kidney to form a urine that is more concentrated than plasma is essential for survival of mammals that live on land including humans. When there is short supply of water, desert environment, the kidney forms a concentrated urine by continuing to excrete solutes while increasing water reabsorption and decreasing the volume of urine formed. The requirements for excreting a concentrated urine depends on the anatomical arrangement of the loop of Henle. A LONGER loop of Henle provides more osmotic gradient necessary for water reabsorption to occur than a shorter one there by limiting the need for water intake.
Carbohydrates are used for energy (glucose) and the fats are used for energy after they are broken into fatty acid
Proteins also use energy but the first job is to help with making hormones, muscle
Lipids perform structural components of cell membranes and function as energy storehouses