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Some of the pictures did not show all aspects or key features of the organism.
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Each kidney has nearly a million individual processing units called capillaries is false as the units are called nephrons.
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What are the nephrons?</h3>
Nephron, processing unit of the kidney, the shape that certainly produces urine withinside the procedure of doing away with waste and extra materials from the blood.
The nephrons paintings via a two-step procedure: the glomerulus filters your blood, and the tubule returns wanted materials for your blood and eliminates wastes. Each nephron has a glomerulus to clear out out your blood and a tubule that returns wanted materials for your blood and pulls out extra wastes.
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The answer is convergent boundary. This happens at subduction zones which are a type of convergent boundary.
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