The _____ is/are responsible for removing urea from the body.

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The kidneys are responsible for removing urea from the body through the process of urine formation. The liver plays a role in converting ammonia (a toxic compound) into urea, which is then transported to the kidneys for removal. However, the liver does not directly remove urea from the body. The lungs are responsible for removing carbon dioxide, not urea. The large intestine primarily absorbs water from fecal matter and does not remove urea from the body.

The _____ Is/are Responsible for Removing Urea from the Body