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Pani-rosa [81]
2 years ago
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Organisms use different types of adaptations to aid in their survival. many different types of animals hibernate throughout the

winter. during hibernation, the animal's metabolism slows and its core temperature lowers. what is this process called? a. torpor b. sleep c. hyperactivity d. none of the above
Biology
1 answer:
zalisa [80]2 years ago
6 0

Option (A) Torpor is the correct answer

Organisms that undergo hibernation have the ability to slow down their metabolism so as to lower the core temperature. This process is known as Torpor.

<h3>Why is torpor important for organisms undergoing hibernation?</h3>

Torpor is a state in animals where they lower all their metabolic activities and bodily functions so as to keep the body temperature low.

It is done by the animals to conserve resources in conditions where scarcity of food is there.

Some birds undergo torpor to conserve fat in the body.

Some animals use this technique of torpor to survive competition with other species.

These organisms come back to normal physiology when the conditions become favorable.

Read more about torpor here:

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