Complete the table: Urogenital system in Vertebrate Groups Vertebrate Fishes Amphibians Reptiles Avians Mammals Excretory organ / type of kidney Mode of water & waste excretion And other accessory glands Type of Fertilization and Reproductive method Reproductive structures and ducts (male & female) Copulatory (intromittent) organ Sex Glands (male & female)

Complete the table: Urogenital system in Vertebrate Groups Vertebrate Fishes Amphibians Reptiles Avians Mammals Excretory organ / type of kidney Mode of water & waste excretion And other accessory glands Type of Fertilization and Reproductive method Reproductive structures and ducts (male & female) Copulatory (intromittent) organ Sex Glands (male & female)

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