Which describes a link between the nervous and excretory system
(a) the esophagus has nerves t...
Which describes a link between the nervous and excretory system
(a) the esophagus has nerves that cause digestion
(b) nerves detect changes to salt levels in the blood
(c) the kidneys send hormones to the bladder
(d) nerves form the connective tissue in the kidney
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