32. Which organelle is the most important in moving sodium and chloride in fresh

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32. Which organelle is the most important in moving sodium and chloride in freshwater animals? a. Nucleus b. Mitochondria c. Rough endoplasmic reticulum d. Lysosomes 33. The bicarbonate that is pumped out of the gills, from freshwater fish into the water, comes from a. chemical conversion of carbon dioxide b. consumption of food rich in sodium bicarbonate. c. protein metabolism. d. glycolysis 34. Which statement about chloride movement in frogs is false? a. Chloride moves across the skin by energy-requiring mechanisms. b. Chloride movement regulates to acid-base levels c. Chloride movement is directly associated with bicarbonate movement. d. Chloride movement is directly associated with proton movement.

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32) Which organelle is the most important in moving sodium and chloride in freshwater animals?

33) The bicarbonate that is pumped out of the gills, from freshwater fish into the water, comes from

34) Which statement about chloride movement in frogs is false?

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