Solved: You are exploring kidney function in kangaroo rats. You measure urine volume and

Chapter 32, Problem 9

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You are exploring kidney function in kangaroo rats. You measure urine volume and osmolarity, as well as the amount of chloride ions (Cl ) and urea in the urine. If the water source provided to the animals were switched from tap water to a 2% NaCl solution, what change in urine osmolarity would you expect? How would you determine if this change was more likely due to a change in the excretion of Cl or urea?

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