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Mariana Fuentes

6 July, 13:11

An organism that regulates its temperature internally.

An organism that uses external sources of heat to regulate its temperature.

An organism whose internal temperature may vary considerably.

An organism that maintains a constant internal temperature.

A. endotherm

B. homeotherm

C. ectotherm

D. poikilotherm

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