Match the following:
i. Ammonotelism (Bony fishes)a. Amino acidsii. Ureotelism (Frogs)b. Guanineiii. Uricotelism (Birds)c. Ammoniaiv. Aminotelism (Molluscs)d. Uric acidv. Guanotelism (Spiders)e. Urea
i).c., ii). e., iii). d., iv). a., v).b
Animals, which are able to excrete the highly toxic ammonia as it is, are known as ammonotelic animals (examples- protozoans, crustaceans, platyhelminthes, cnidarians, poriferans, echinoderms, fishes, larvae).
Ureotelism --- involves excretion of nitrogenous waste as urea (examples - man, whales, seals, desert mammals like kangaroo rats, camels, toads, frogs, cartilaginous fishes, aquatic and semi-aquatic reptiles like alligator, terrapins and turtles).
Uricotelism --- involves excretion of nitrogenous waste as uric acid (examples - birds, land reptiles, insects, land snails and some land crustaceans).
Aminotelism --- involves excretion of amino acids directly, without break down into waste products. (examples - molluscs, echinoderms)
Guanotelism --- involves excretion of the purine, guanine as the nitrogenous waste (examples - spiders).