Malpighian tubules form pre-urine,which is further processed by which of the following anatomical structures?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The pre-urine formed by Malpighian tubules is a mixture of waste products and excess water. This pre-urine is then passed into the hindgut, where water reabsorption takes place, leading to the formation of a more concentrated urine. Other waste products are also eliminated from the body through the rectum. Therefore, the hindgut is responsible for further processing the pre-urine formed by Malpighian tubules. Hemolymph is the fluid in insect circulatory system, rectal gland is present in marine organisms to excrete salt, and spiracles are respiratory openings in the insect's exoskeleton. None of these structures are involved in further processing of pre-urine.

Malpighian Tubules Form Pre-Urine,which Is Further Processed by Which of the Following