River otter Largemouth bass 10 10 20 30 40 Amblent (environmental) temperature ("C) Based on your understanding of the following animals and the diagram provided, please identify its strategies for thermoregulation. Please use the provide answer options below. (a) endotherm (b) ectotherm (c) homeotherm (d) poikilotherm (Please answer letters a-d only. For multiple answers, please arrange your answer in alphabetic order with no comma or space in between, for example, b, bd or ad (1) River otter: type your answer. (11) Largemouth bass: type your answer.

River otter Largemouth bass 10 10 20 30 40 Amblent (environmental) temperature ("C) Based on your understanding of the following animals and the diagram provided, please identify its strategies for thermoregulation. Please use the provide answer options below. (a) endotherm (b) ectotherm (c) homeotherm (d) poikilotherm (Please answer letters a-d only. For multiple answers, please arrange your answer in alphabetic order with no comma or space in between, for example, b, bd or ad (1) River otter: type your answer. (11) Largemouth bass: type your answer.

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