refer to the figure below to answer the question that follows: Bobcat (endotherm) 30 Body temperature (°C) 20 Enake (netother) 0 10 30 20 Ambient temperature (°C) the diagram above shows the body temperature vs ambient temperature for a bobcat and snake imal that is expending more energy at lower temperatures is the Despite this extr penditure, the payoff is that snake; it can be active during a wide range of temperatures bobcat; it can conserve energy snake; it can conserve energy bobcat; it can be active during a wide range of temperatures longer in Mr vonK's physics room 10

Some species of animals gain physiological advantages byexploiting the specialized physiological capabilities of otherspecies. Explain how marine mammals that prey on teleost fishrather than invertebrates illustrate this principle. Also explainhow carnivorous mammals that prey on herbivorous mammalsin deserts illustrate the same principle.

Use the table to answer questions 1,2, and 3

Weighing gold fish prior to conducting experiments on them is done... O because fish who are bigger will consume more caffeine (nicotine, etc.) T nonsen O because larger fish have faster metabolisms. O so as to pick fish of equal size. O because the size of the fish have an effect on their metabolism rates. O because smaller fish have slower metabolisms. 15405

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A house is launched into space, wearing a suit that provides it with oxygen but very little insulation. Estimate how long it will take the cow to radiate enough heat to lower its body temperature by 3 degree, wherein hypothermia will begin to set in.

When people move to hot climates, their bodies increase sweat production to manage the heat-induced body stress. Increased sweat production is an acclimatization to change in temperature Question 5 a. True b. False

The show River Monsters (a great fishing show!) had an episode where the host, Jeremy Wade, wanted to investigate an African fish known as the Tigerfish. He couldn't catch any of them so he wanted to dive in a river to see if he could observe any Tigerfish at all. The Tigerfish is scary enough on its own: To safely dive in this river, Jeremy Wade found a guide who told him that as long as the water temperature remained below approximately 65 °F (18 °C), the crocodiles were not dangerous. Wade trusted the guide, and was filmed grabbing on to the tails of slow- moving crocodiles while he looked for the Tigerfish. Explain the scientific basis for the guide's claim that the crocodiles were not dangerous below a certain temperature.

Which image below represents the site where an electrical signal is converted to a chemical signal? C. Zoi Spind ne

Use the sources to answer the following question. Source A Black ladybugs with red spots are referred to as melanic, and red ladybugs with black spots are referred to as nonmelanic. Because dark objects absorb more heat, the melanic ladybugs are better adapted to keep warm at lower temperatures. Paul Brakefield studied a population of ladybugs in Tilburg, the Netherlands between 1980 and 2004. As the average temperature in the area increased over a period of twenty four years, he noticed that the percentage of melanic ladybugs in the population decreased. Source B - image Source C - image Part A: How genetic variation in the ladybug population increased the survival probability of some individuals and changed the population over time. Include evidence and reasoning.