In which organ is ammonia converted into urea in ureotelic animals?
AKidney
BPancreas
CSpleen
DLiver
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Liver
Ammonia produced by metabolism is converted to urea in the liver and then carried in blood to the kidneys.
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