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What is the purpose of the kidney in the vertebrate? A) digestion B) respiration C) filters waste D) transport blood
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What is the purpose of the kidney in the vertebrate?

A) digestion
B) respiration
C) filters waste
D) transport blood

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Answer: The purpose of the kidney is to filter waste in the body. It is not part of the digestive, respiratory or circulatory systems.

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It would be C) Filters Waste
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