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After about an hour of basking in the sun, the body temperature of the marine iguana reaches 37° C. Then it dives into the water to feed. Once in the water, its body temperature rapidly drops and the iguana must return to the rocks to warm up. This process is an example of tissue shock O negative feedback set point control positive feedback

Name: after about an hour of basking in the sun the body temperature of the marine iguana reaches 37 c then it dives into the water to feed once in the water its body temperature rapidly drops and 30368
Uploaded: 2021-09-18T06:57:54-08:00
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Description: after about an hour of basking in the sun the body temperature of the marine iguana reaches 37 c then it dives into the water to feed once in the water its body temperature rapidly drops and 30368

          After about an hour of basking in the sun, the body temperature of the marine iguana reaches 37° C. Then it dives into the water to feed. Once in the water, its body temperature rapidly drops and the iguana must return to the rocks to warm up. This process is an example of tissue shock O negative feedback set point control positive feedback

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Solved by Expert Josee Pacheco

09/18/2021

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Step 1: The marine iguana basks in the sun, which causes its body temperature to rise to 37° C. Show more…

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After about an hour of basking in the sun, the body temperature of the marine iguana reaches 37° C. Then it dives into the water to feed. Once in the water, its body temperature rapidly drops and the iguana must return to the rocks to warm up. This process is an example of tissue shock O negative feedback set point control positive feedback