In the evolutionary transition of animal systems from primitive invertebrates to advanced terrestrial vertebrates, which sequence correctly reflects the increasing structural complexity of excretory organs?
- Flame cells → Nephridia → Malpighian tubules → KidneysCevap
- BNephridia → Flame cells → Malpighian tubules → Kidneys
- CMalpighian tubules → Flame cells → Nephridia → Kidneys
- DFlame cells → Malpighian tubules → Nephridia → Kidneys
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The sequence showing 'Flame cells → Nephridia → Malpighian tubules → Kidneys' accurately reflects the evolutionary trend of increasing complexity in excretory systems.
The correct answer traces the evolutionary trend of excretory organs across animal phyla: Platyhelminthes possess flame cells (protonephridia), Annelids possess nephridia (metanephridia), Arthropods possess Malpighian tubules, and Vertebrates possess kidneys composed of nephrons.
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Evolutionary progression of excretory systems in animals