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An ectothermic animal
may maintain its optimum body temperature by sweating, panting, or shivering.
uses behaviors to maintain its optimum body temperature.
usually has an insulating body covering.
is not described by any of these.
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uses behaviors to maintain its optimum body temperature.
Ectotherms rely on external heat sources and behavioral adjustments (basking, seeking shade, changing activity times) rather than internal physiological mechanisms like sweating, panting, shivering, or having insulating coverings.
Ectotherms rely on external heat sources and behavioral adjustments (basking, seeking shade, changing activity times) rather than internal physiological mechanisms like sweating, panting, shivering, or having insulating coverings.
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