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Full article >>>so-called warm-blooded animals; that is, those that maintain a constant body temperature independent of the environment. The endotherms primarily include the birds and mammals; however, some
fish are also endothermic. If heat loss exceeds heat generation,
metabolism increases to make up the loss or the
animal shivers to raise its body temperature. If heat...
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Full article >>>Endotherm or Ectotherm? By Cindy Grigg. There are five major groups of vertebrate ... An
endotherm is an
animal that can control its internal body temperature. ...
Full article >>>... at temperatures slightly below the single
endotherm observed upon heating. ... time, one observes a single heating
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endotherm; ectotherm. Ectotherm;
endotherm. homeotherm; poikilotherm. poikilotherm; homeotherm ...
Full article >>>An
endotherm is an
animal that creates body heat from the internal processes of metabolism. ... the metabolic rate of an
endotherm at rest, with nothing in ...
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