Exam 5: Temperature Relations
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Homeothermic endotherms use a significant portion of their metabolic energy to maintain body temperature.
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The arctic and alpine cushion plants and the Camnula grasshopper both use ________ to aid in thermoregulation.
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In order to find the highest number of tiger beetles (Neocicindela perhispida campbelli) at 4:30 pm, you should search in the ________.
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