EBK INTEG.PRIN.OF ZOOLOGY
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To define: Poikilothermy, ectothermy, homeothermy, and endothermy and comment on the limitations of each indicating the thermal relationship of animals.

Introduction: In animals, heat is generated during the metabolic process. The metabolic process includes basal cellular metabolism, oxidation of foods, and muscular contraction. Therefore, in animals, it is crucial to regulate body temperature.

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