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Biology, 20.11.2020 22:30, angie249

With parallel flow, diffusion of urea happened at regions I and II but not at regions III, IV, or V because... A
Urea was too big to fit through the pores in regions III, IV, or V.
B
There was no concentration gradient for urea in regions III, IV, or V.
С
There was no urea in the blood in regions III, IV, and V.
D
The pore size was too small in regions III, IV, and V.

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