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Chapter 5 Temperature Body Temperature Regulation Chapter 5 Temperature Body Temperature Regulation

Chapter 5 Temperature Body Temperature Regulation - PowerPoint Presentation

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Chapter 5 Temperature Body Temperature Regulation - PPT Presentation

Ectotherms Rely mainly on external energy sources Endotherms Rely heavily on metabolic energy Homeotherms maintain a relatively constant internal environment Poikilotherms heterotherms ID: 637154

endothermic temperature metabolic heat temperature endothermic heat metabolic regulation extreme environmental energy varies behavioral thermoregulation generated internallymetabolism shivering temperatures

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Chapter 5

TemperatureSlide2
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Body Temperature Regulation

EctothermsRely mainly on external energy sources.Endotherms

- Rely heavily on metabolic energy

Homeotherms

maintain a relatively constant internal environment.

Poikilotherms

(=

heterotherms

)

Body temperature varies directly with environmental temperature.Slide10
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Optimal Photosynthetic TemperaturesSlide12
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Behavioral thermoregulation

Behavioral thermoregulationSlide14

Temperature Regulation by Endothermic Animals

Heat gain is mainly generated internallyMetabolism or shivering thermogenesisHeat loss is reduced by

Morphological changeFat, feather etcCountercurrent exchange Slide15

Temperature Regulation by Endothermic AnimalsThermal neutral zone

is the range of environmental temperatures over which the metabolic rate of a homeothermic animal does not change.Breadth varies among endothermic species.

Heat is mainly generated internallyMetabolism or shivering thermogenesisSlide16

Thermal Neutral ZonesSlide17
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Countercurrent Heat ExchangeSlide22

Surviving Extreme TemperaturesMigration

InactivitySeek shelter during extreme periods.Reducing Metabolic RateHummingbirds enter a state of torpor when food is scarce and night temps are extreme.

Hibernation - Winter

Estivation

- SummerSlide23
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