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(B) The renal portal system is a venous system that carries blood from the posterior part of the body directly to the kidneys before it returns to the

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For the removal of nitrogenous waste by the kidneys

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(B) The renal portal system is a venous system that carries blood from the posterior part of the body directly to the kidneys before it returns to the heart. In many vertebrates,such as amphibians,reptiles,and birds,this system ensures that blood from the hind limbs and tail region passes through the renal capillaries. This allows the kidneys to filter nitrogenous waste products directly from this blood,thereby assisting in the excretion process. Therefore,the primary significance of the renal portal system is to facilitate the removal of nitrogenous waste by the kidneys.

Column $I$ (Excretory organs)	Column $II$ (Animals)
$A$. Nephridia	$p$. Hydra
$B$. Malpighian tubules	$q$. Leech
$C$. Protonephridia	$r$. Shark
$D$. Kidneys	$s$. Round worms,$t$. Cockroach

List-$I$	List-$II$
$A$. Planaria	$I$. Malpighian tubules
$B$. Insect	$II$. Nephridia
$C$. Earthworm	$III$. Green gland
$D$. Prawn	$IV$. Protonephridia

In vertebrates,what is the significance of the renal portal system?

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Match the List-$I$ with List-$II$.
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$A$. Planaria $I$. Malpighian tubules
$B$. Insect $II$. Nephridia
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