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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch39_1.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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key concept 39.1 Animals Are Composed of Organs Built from Four Types of Tissues life11e_ch39_2.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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How would you build a multicellular animal? life11e_ch39_3.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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There are advantages and challenges to getting bigger life11e_ch39_4.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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There are four tissue types life11e_ch39_5.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Organs are built from multiple tissues life11e_ch39_6.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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key concept 39.2 Physiological Systems Maintain Homeostasis of the Internal Environment life11e_ch39_8.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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The internal environment is the extracellular fluid that serves all the needs of the cells of the body life11e_ch39_9.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Physiological systems are regulated to maintain homeostasis life11e_ch39_10.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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key concept 39.3 Biological Processes Are Temperature-Sensitive life11e_ch39_12.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Temperature affects living systems life11e_ch39_13.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Q10 is a measure of temperature sensitivity life11e_ch39_14.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Animals acclimatize to seasonal temperatures life11e_ch39_15.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Small changes in temperature can have large physiological effects life11e_ch39_16.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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key concept 39.4 Body Temperature Depends on the Balance between Heat In and Heat Out of the Body life11e_ch39_18.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Animals can be classified by their thermoregulatory characteristics life11e_ch39_19.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Endotherms produce substantial amounts of metabolic heat life11e_ch39_20.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Ectotherms and endotherms respond differently to changes in environmental temperature life11e_ch39_21.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Energy budgets reflect adaptations for regulating body temperature life11e_ch39_22.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Both ectotherms and endotherms control blood flow to the skin life11e_ch39_23.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Some fishes conserve metabolic heat life11e_ch39_24.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Some ectotherms regulate metabolic heat production life11e_ch39_25.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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key concept 39.5 Body Temperature Is Regulated through Adaptations for Heat Production and Heat Loss life11e_ch39_27.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Basal heat production rates of endotherms correlate with body size life11e_ch39_28.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Endotherms respond to cold by producing heat and adapt to cold by reducing heat loss life11e_ch39_29.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Evaporation of water can dissipate heat, but at a cost life11e_ch39_30.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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The mammalian thermostat uses feedback information life11e_ch39_31.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Some animals conserve energy by turning down the thermostat life11e_ch39_32.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch39_34.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch39_35.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch39_36.html57c6e266757a2eee3e000000
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