Answer:
shivering
hair on the body standing up
goosebump forming
Explanation:
The processes that help the body warm-up from the available options include <em>the shivering of the body</em>, <em>formation of goosebumps on the skin</em>, and <em>the standing up of hairs on the body.</em>
When the temperature of the body falls below the setpoint or the environment is cold, a homeostatic response is triggered and a signal is sent from the control center to the muscles of the body. <u>The muscles start shaking in order to generate heat to raise the temperature of the body</u>. At the same time, <u>the tiny muscles at the base of the hairs on the skin contract and pull the hairs erect, causing goosebumps in the process.</u>
The answer is the first one: first ionization energy
<span>They have similar or common ancestor. The similarities inherited from the common ancestor as in the case of homologous organs. In evolutionary biology a group of organisms share a common descent if they have a common ancestor. There are many other examples like in the case of hemoglobin to prove the theory of common ancestor</span>
C or a i really cant be sure i need brainlest plz
most likely a
