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Increased serum osmolarity stimulates a. release of from neurohypophysis b. increased excretion of water in urine c. increased uptake of by inducing thirs d. increased tubular reabsorption of water

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Increased serum osmolarity stimulates a. release of from neurohypophysis b. increased excretion of water in urine c. increased uptake of by inducing thirs d. increased tubular reabsorption of water
TopicHuman Physiology
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11