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How is the excretory system involved in maintaining homeostasis?

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How is the excretory system involved in maintaining homeostasis?

Homeostasis is the stable internal conditions of a living thing..

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The excretory system is involved in maintaining homeostasis by getting rid of metabolic wastes in our bodies. An example would be exhaling CO2. Urinating is another example.

In other words, the excretory system (which eliminates metabolic wastes) is accomplished by the urinary and respiratory systems.

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