Excretory system - ureters, Biology

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From hilum of each kidney emerges out a tube. Wall is thick.
Lumen is star shaped. 28 cm. long. Transitional epithelium present in wall.
Open in to urinary bladder by their separate openings which are obliquely placed.
Excretory products move forward to check back flow.

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