Question

2. Which method best describes how a homeothermic organism maintains a constant internal temperature, despite changes in its external environment?

Answer 1

using negative feedback to decrease its external temperature when it rises above its normal
range using negative feedback to increase its internal temperature when it falls below its normal
range using positive feedback to decrease its internal temperature when it rises above its normal
range using positive feedback to increase its external temperature when it falls below its normal
range

Answer 2

@lemon_chesse_crabs

Answer 3

i have to serch this one, give me a minuet

Answer 4

@beccaboo333 help please

Answer 5

moment please

Answer 6

is it B?

Answer 7

Okay first of do you know what a homeothermic organism is?

Answer 8

off*

Answer 9

who are you talking to?

Answer 10

An organism, such as a mammal or bird, having a body temperature that is constant and largely independent of the temperature of its surroundings; an endotherm.
the user @lemon_chesse_crabs
~google

Answer 11

i knew that.

Answer 12

that was directed as the user, but yes B is correct. you need to increase the internal temperature. But if your external temp goes low too then your body can start to go into hypothermia. your blood starts to retract back into your abdomen to keep the organs warm. does this make sense?

Answer 13

yeah. i just wasnt sure.
i dont like giving people the wrong answer.

Answer 14

so @bobjoe1 your answer is B