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Quiz on cold-environment adaptations

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Quiz on cold-environment adaptations

by science rania
1

Humans can thrive in cold environments without any metabolic adjustments.

2

Countercurrent heat exchange increases heat loss from the body.

3

Brown fat generates heat through non-shivering thermogenesis.

4

Countercurrent heat exchange helps retain core heat in limbs.

5

All mammals grow thicker fur within minutes of exposure to cold.

6

Hibernation or torpor is an adaptation used by some cold-climate animals to survive winter.

7

Piloerection primarily cools the body by releasing heat.

8

Vasoconstriction lowers blood flow to the skin to conserve heat.

9

Insulation via thick fur or fat reduces heat loss.

10

Brown fat stores excess energy like white fat.

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