Exam 28: Temperature and Body Fluid Regulation
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A physiological state that allows certain mammals to survive long periods of elevated temperature and diminished water supplies is
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__________ allowed some animals to invade habitats denied to forms that could not regulate internal temperature.
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__________ are energy-requiring devices that expel excess water from single cells exposed to hypotonic environments.
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Which of the following systems is NOT usually involved in thermoregulation?
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The brown color of brown fat comes from the large number of __________ with their iron-containing cytochromes.
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Which of the following is NOT a mechanism of thermogenesis in birds and mammals?
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Animals that can maintain a constant body temperature are called
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Most reptiles are almost completely ectothermic; they warm themselves by
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Freshwater fish pass a urine with a concentration that is ________________ relative to their blood.
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The __________ concentration of a marine vertebrate is about one-third less than that of the surrounding seawater.
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The paired,tubular excretory structures of annelids are called
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Which of the following would NOT be a way for a freshwater teleost fish to maintain osmotic balance?
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In addition to ammonia,freshwater teleost fish kidneys excrete large amounts of
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Sharks have __________ glands that secrete a highly concentrated salt solution.
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Invertebrates that have low metabolic rates and no thermoregulatory mechanisms are known as
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In addition to the usual problems of being ectothermic,amphibians have wet skins and suffer from __________ cooling.
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