What is the path of urine from formation to excretion in the mammalian kidney?

A. collecting duct ? renal pelvis ? ureter ? urinary bladder ? urethra
B. renal pelvis ? ureter ? urinary bladder ? urethra ? collecting duct
C. ureter ? collecting duct ? renal pelvis ? urinary bladder ? urethra
D. collecting duct ? ureter ? urinary bladder ? renal pelvis ? urethra
E. urethra ? collecting duct ? renal pelvis ? ureter ? urinary bladder


A. collecting duct ? renal pelvis ? ureter ? urinary bladder ? urethra

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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