Answer: A. An animal may be a regulator for one environmental variable but a conformer for another.
Explanation: 'An animal may be a regulator for one environmental variable but a conformer for another' is the correct statement when describing feedback control in animals. Animals are constantly adjusting the internal and external behavior or processes in other to attain a steady state or equilibrium through a process called homeostasis. The adjustments are required to maintain a set range in body glucose, calcium, temperature and so on to aid efficient function of the body system.
For instance temperature, cold-blooded animals or ectotherms depends on external heat sources, therefore conform to the environmental temperature While endotherms possess the ability to maintain a constant steady temperature independent of the environment.
As the white light moves through the two faces of the prism, the different colors bend different amounts and in doing so spread out into a rainbow. In a rainbow, raindrops in the air act as tiny prisms. Light enters the raindrop, reflects off of the side of the drop and exits.
Cellular Respiration is the process in which glucose is broken down with the help of Oxygen to get ATP and Carbon Dioxide and Water are the waste products
