Questions: In the Blank Question Distal tubules from several nephrons merge in the renal cortex to form a(n)

In the Blank Question Distal tubules from several nephrons merge in the renal cortex to form a(n)
Transcript text: In the Blank Question Distal tubules from several nephrons merge in the renal cortex to form a(n) $\square$
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The answer is: collecting duct.

Explanation: In the renal cortex, distal tubules from several nephrons merge to form a structure known as the collecting duct. The collecting duct is an essential part of the kidney's nephron system, responsible for the final concentration of urine before it is transported to the renal pelvis and eventually to the bladder for excretion.

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