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In the kidney, where are the mechanisms found that are responsible for increasing urine concentration?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The loop of Henle (
D) creates a hypertonic medullary gradient via countercurrent multiplication, concentrating urine. Calyx (
A) and renal pelvis (
C) collect urine. Proximal tubule (
B) reabsorbs nutrients, not concentrates urine.

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