Body temperature falls. Blood vessels constrict so that heat is conserved. Sweat glands do not secrete fluid. Shivering (involuntary contraction of muscles) generates heat, which warms the body. Heat is retained. Normal body temperature Body temperature rises. Blood vessels dilate, resulting in heat loss to the environment. Sweat glands secrete fluid. As the fluid evaporates, heat is lost from the body. Heat is lost to the environment.

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please explain how body will maintain homeostasis with osmoregulation, like in the picture

Body temperature falls.
Blood vessels constrict
so that heat is conserved.
Sweat glands do not
secrete fluid. Shivering
(involuntary contraction of
muscles) generates heat,
which warms the body.
Heat is retained.
Normal body
temperature
Body temperature rises.
Blood vessels dilate,
resulting in heat loss to the
environment. Sweat glands
secrete fluid. As the fluid
evaporates, heat is lost
from the body.
Heat is lost to
the environment.
Transcribed Image Text:Body temperature falls. Blood vessels constrict so that heat is conserved. Sweat glands do not secrete fluid. Shivering (involuntary contraction of muscles) generates heat, which warms the body. Heat is retained. Normal body temperature Body temperature rises. Blood vessels dilate, resulting in heat loss to the environment. Sweat glands secrete fluid. As the fluid evaporates, heat is lost from the body. Heat is lost to the environment.
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