Tendonitis affects homeostasis by posing a huge health problem such as Mechanical stress.
Predator and Prey relationships would have the most effect on an ecosystem's stability because they keep a limit number on the opposing population (ex. rabbit population can only get so high because wolves keep eating them / wolf population can only be so high because there is't enough rabbit to eat)
Anthrax is a rare bacterial disease spread by animals, insects, and mosquitoes. Victims may feel ill or have skin ulcers and difficulty breathing. I believe that you can find how it was used in a (story I believe in your case) by trying to find its significance of it to the story. Try to imagine what the story would be like without it? Does it change the ending?
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(The 3 examples are:)
~ CO2 from burning fossil fuels
~ gas (methane) leaks from underground gas pipes
<span>~ methane from rotting material in landfills
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(Other ones)
<span>~ combustion of fossil fuels (oil, coal, and gas)</span>
<span>~ deforestation (decreasing amount of plants that remove CO2 from the atmosphere)</span>
<span><span>~ industrial production that uses petroleum based products (mineral/metal production)
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Answer:
Explanation:
The complete question is as follows :
Animals that maintain internal body temperature using heat generated by their own metabolism are called:
A)thermoregulators.
B)hibernators.
C)aerophiles.
D)endotherms.
E)dormants.
- An animal that is capable of maintaining a body temperature that is metabolically favorable for the organism is known as an endotherm.
- The body temperature is maintained by an endotherm by using its internal body capacity to generate heat rather than depending on the ambient temperature.
- Some of the mechanisms used by endotherms to maintain a suitable internal body temperature include shivering, uncouple oxidative phosphorylation, sweating, flushing, etc.
- The endotherms include birds and mammals.
- The ability to perform endothermy is owed to the presence of a large number of mitochondria that enables the organism to increase the rate of metabolism to generate heat as and when required.
