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When experimental animals are fed different diets and their body temperature is monitored during subsequent hibernation, the animals that tolerate the lowest body temperature without arousal are the animals that were fed a
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During winter in the Arctic Circle, the temperature inside a ground squirrel hibernacula could reach as low as
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When experimental animals are fed different diets and the length of each continuous hibernation bout at an ambient temperature of 5° C is measured, animals that have the shortest continuous hibernation bouts are the animals that have been fed a
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Which of the following is most likely the cue for animals to begin to store nutrients in preparation for hibernation?
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When experimental animals are fed different diets and their subsequent hibernation times are measured, the animals that hibernate the most effectively are animals that were fed a _______ diet.
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