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Long loops of Henle correlate with

Long loops of Henle correlate with
A) more concentrated urine.
B) more dilute urine.
C) urine hypotonic to the blood.
D) urine isotonic to the blood.
E) urine with glucose in it.

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Biology: Life on Earth

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Audesirk, Byers

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