Marine Homeotherms Have a Problem in Sea Water Because

question 22

Multiple Choice

Marine homeotherms have a problem in sea water because

• A) They are always in variable temperature conditions
• B) They have low concentrations of hemoglobin
• C) They are likely to be losing heat to the water
• D) Sea water tends to cool down much faster than air

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Definitions:

Toes

The digits of the foot in humans and other animals, which play a crucial role in balance, movement, and tactile sensing.

Stroking

The act of gently rubbing or touching something or someone, often in a manner that is soothing or affectionate.

Foot

The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks.

Neonates

Newborn infants, particularly within the first 28 days of life, a critical period for adaptation outside the maternal environment.