...that meets the animal’s needs. The solution...
...of organization. An animal’s size and shape...
...the environment. An animal’s size and shape...
...its cells, an animal’s body must be...
...compared to the animal’s volume. Most organisms...
...information about the animal’s surroundings; specialized filtration...
...change during an animal’s lifetime, is different...
...loss as the animal’s physiological state or...
...related to the animal’s size, activity, and...
...environment. Studying an animal’s bioenergetics tells us...
...deal about the animal’s adaptations. Food is...
...by monitoring an animal’s heat loss. A...
...that records the animal’s heat loss. A...
...produced by an animal’s cellular respiration. There...
...mouse. A smaller animal’s higher metabolic rate...