Answer these 2 questions please. 8. Suggest two advantages and one disadvantage ofendothermy. K/U T/I 6. Extremities such as the hands and feet are usuallycooler than 37 °C, which is the body's coretemperature. Suggest a reason why they would becooler. Why would it be important for the body tohave a core temperature that is warmer?

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8. Suggest two advantages and one disadvantage of
endothermy. K/U T/I

6. Extremities such as the hands and feet are usually
cooler than 37 °C, which is the body's core
temperature. Suggest a reason why they would be
cooler. Why would it be important for the body to
have a core temperature that is warmer?

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