For both ectotherms and endotherms, metabolic rate tends to increase as mass increases
As the masses of the dinosaurs increase, how do their metabolic rates change? How does this compare to living animals?
>> As with living animals, the higher a dinosaur’s mass, the higher its metabolic rate.
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Answer:
Both of these are correct
moves constantly between Earth's surface and the atmosphere
and it is matter that is essential for life
