Why do young animals often have more body fat than adults? How does this maintain homeostasis?

Q: 1. You find a skull with large, flat molars but no canines. What type(s) of diet did this animal…

A: Animal diet affects their biology very much. The diet of animals also affects thier dentition. The…

Q: Can you suggest why, during the evolutionary history of animals, there has been a tendency for…

A: The biological organization’s uniformity was derived from the common ancestry as well as from their…

Q: How does their dentition relate to their food source in the wild (Mountain Lion)? (Think about what…

A: Wild cat, ( Felis silvestris), is a small wild member of the cat family (Felidae). There are some…

Q: Can you suggest why, during the evolutionary history of animals, there has been a tendency for…

A: Evolution is defined as the change or alteration in a species characteristics and features over…

Q: What occurs as body size increases in animals ? there is a decrease in the surface-to-volume ratio.…

A: To find What occurs as body size increases in animals.

Q: Do you think there is relationship between a person’s height, weight, and foot size? If so, verify…

A: The height and weight differ significantly in a population between sexes. The correlation between…

Q: Which animals have tissues, and which have organs?

A: Parazoans have several specialized cell types but do not interact to provide a specific function.

Q: Does body temperature limit activity level in predators and prey?

A: Body temperature is referred to as the critical temperature required by an organism to carry out its…

Q: How does sea otters stay warm differ from the way in which seals stay warm? Explain the mechanism…

A: Seals and sea otters belong to two different families. As a result, they have many differences…

Q: Why is sweating a useful mechanism for animals to cool themselves in hot weather?

A: Thermoregulation is the organism’s ability to keep or maintain the internal body temperature within…

Q: How do the body coverings of fishes, amphibians, nonavianreptiles, birds, and mammals differ?

A: Body covering can be defined as the covering of the body or a body part. Skin is the body covering…

Q: How do whales get their energy and matter?

A: Whales are marine animals , belong to the class- Mammalia and order- Artiodactyla. They are aquatic…

Q: Which statement about the endoskeletons of vertebrates is true? Only one bone is required to form a…

A: Endoskeleton is a skeleton that is found inside the body.

Q: How are animals divided according to their type of digestive process?

A: The process by which the organisms obtain and utilize the food is called nutrition. All the living…

Q: How Do Animals Compete for Resources?

A: Answer- Every organism tries to survive and reproduce in order to get evolved. All the species…

Q: Birds do not have teeth. Do you think they have adaptations to processing different types of food,…

A: Almost all classes of vertebrates have teeth except the birds. Teeth in vertebrates are bony…

Q: Do you think it inevitable that complexity should increase along with body size? Why or why not?

A: Ans: The correlation between body size and complexity has been asked. In actual both are related.

Q: What is the function of the glizzard in a worm.

A: The food is mixed together in the crop and then passed to the gizzard for the actual process of…

Q: What are the main functions of the human skeletal system? O To support the body, protect the organs,…

A: The vertebrates animals possess a spinal column is present around which an internal frame of the…

Q: heat exchange, and maximum size affect the size in vertebrates?

A: Vertebrates interact with their surroundings, no matter what the surrounding area. It can be an…

Q: What are the parts and function of the digestive system of a turtle

A: Turtles  These are reptiles that belong to the order of Testudines. These reptiles have a shell…

Q: How do cats live?

A: The domestic cat (Felis catus) is a tiny carnivorous mammal that lives in households .It is the only…

Q: How reptiles regulate their body temperature?

A: Reptiles are cold blooded or exothermic animals and this means they are not able to regulate their…

Q: Birds differ from other reptiles in their main source of body heat, with birds being _________ and…

A: Warm blooded or Homeothermal animals can adjust to surrounding temperatures. Mammals and aves fall…

Q: Venomous snakes produce a wide variety of enzymes that digest their victims. Provide several…

A: The venom of a snake is known to be produced at the back portion of the head of a snake where…

Q: Compared to animals that are smaller, animals that are larger become cold more easily because they…

A: The mathematical relation of surface area to volume plays an important role in the biological…

Q: Regulation of internal body temperature by animals

A: Homeostasis is a process by which all biological systems maintain stability. This process is a…

Q: Which animals are at the top of the food chain?

A: A food web starts with the primary producer at trophic level 1, followed by herbivores at level 2,…

Q: Why have humans historically overharvested many species of animals?

A: OVERHARVESTING Overexploitation, also called overharvesting, refers to harvesting a renewable…

Q: Which animal do you think would have the longest intestine/longest digestive time? O A carnivore…

A: Digestive tract: A basic digestive tract is a passage inside the human body through which the food…

Q: The belly of a dog is what body area? dorsal ventral anterior posterior

A: The belly of a dog is the stomach of the dog which is a large, muscular, sac-like organ. It is…

Q: Prehistoric remains of animals consist almost exclusively of bones and teeth. Why?

A: It is generally found that the prehistoric times mainly comprise of harder body parts like bones and…

Q: How does the surface area per unit volume of your large animal compare to the surface area per unit…

A: The surface area to volume ratio (Denoted as SA: V) is the measure of surface area per unit volume…

Q: What are the four major types of tissues in animals?

A: A tissue is a group of connected cells and consist of similar functions. There are four basic kinds…

Q: Create a table containing the endocrine gland/organ of shark, pigeon, anc cat and its secretion and…

A: Hi, Thanks For Your Question.  Answer : Introduction : The Endocrine System Regulates The Responses…

Q: What are the parts and function of the digestive system of a milkfish

A: The development of the digestive tract of milkfish occurs concurrently with ontogenetic changes in…

Q: How does the differences of ectotherms and endotherms affects their metabolism?

A: Endothermic animals absorb heat from their metabolism, but ectothermic species receive heat from an…

Q: How are the body plans differ between vertebrates and invertebrates and how is this difference in…

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Q: What is Mammalian body cavities ?

A: Mammals are the organisms that live on land. They have hair and fur. They are named so because their…

Q: What adaptations help your animal(lion) gather or eat food?

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: What are cold-blooded animals?

A: Animals are multicellular eukaryotic organisms that form the biological kingdom Animalia. With few…

Q: how do the different organ systems work together in ensuring animal survival?

A: An organ system is a biological system made up of a collection of organs that work together to…

Q: What are the structures and functions of animals?

A: The bodies of animals have developed to communicate with their environments in ways that help them…

Q: What is homeostasis? Which homeostatic factors can be regulated? How do animals vary in their…

A: Animals tend to change their internal environment according to their surrounding which helps them to…

Q: What are body sections and body planes?

A: In a standard anatomical position the body is divided into several planes and sections. This is…

Q: How long can dogs live for ?

A: The domestic dog is a domesticated form of wolf. The dog descended from an ancient, extinct wolf,…

Q: Why do small animals more swiftly rather than big animals?

A: Small animals have many advantages over big animals. They also require less space and food to…

Q: What is the relationship of body mass to metabolic rate of mammals?

A: Metabolic rate is defined as the rate of metabolism which means the amount or quantity of energy…