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The urine organs (lat. Organa urinaria) are group of organs, those the education and elimination of the urine (Syn. ) Serve urine. Together with the sex organs the urine organs become the organ system urine and sex apparatus (Syn. Urogenitaltrakt or urogenital system) in summary.

To the urine organs belong with the vertebrate animals:

  • Kidney (lat. Ren, griech. Nephros)
  • Ureter (ureter)
  • Bladder (Vesica urinaria), not with all vertebrate animals trained
  • Urethra (Urethra), not with all vertebrate animals trained

With the eddy lots different forms of the Nephridien take over this task.


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