Ectotherms     use more energy to maintain their body temperature than endotherms     are better able to carry out intense, long-duration activity than endotherms     have a more constant internal body temperature than endotherms     gain most of their heat from external sources     have a higher metabolic rate than similarly-sized endotherms

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