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Conclusion of cold within in 70 words . It is urgent please

Answer 1

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Explanation:

If people indigenous to cold areas increase heat production in response to cold exposure to a larger extent than people from the tropics, they can be considered metabolically cold adapted. Metabolic adaptation, can go hand in hand with higher mean skin temperature without an increase in body core temperature.7 Metabolic cold adaptation is indeed present in people from temperate and arctic regions, since the shivering response to cold is considerably higher compared to African people. This, however, does not answer the question if those adaptations are phenotypic of genotypic. Adams and Covino36 subjected nude Negro, Caucasian and Eskimo males to an air temperature of 17°C. After 55 minutes of exposure, both the Caucasian and Eskimo subjects demonstrated an average rise in metabolism of 26 W/m2 body surface area above control levels of 46 and 64 W/m2, respectively. Negro subjects showed an increase in body heat production of only 12 W/m2 after 85 minutes in the cold room.

Answer 2

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Firstly, for me, this poem doesn’t just mean letters strung together to make words mixed in with iambic pentameter. This shows how prejudice and pride can wreck the lives of all those who come in contact with these negative feelings. Illustrating the pure ideas of judgement and revenge, this poem tells a tale filled with woe. This really opened up my eyes to the judgment that we cast on others, for in this group each man had his own faults and the others judged him accordingly so. Concludingly, I enjoyed how this showed an impacting subject in a new way.

Additionally, though hard to believe, this poem is linked to much more than judging others. Geography isn’t just the study of the continents and the oceans; it is how the world and its populous interact. Many poems and stories have been written about the ways people have interacted with this planet. This singular poem seamlessly links how our own misjudgements influence ourselves, our communities, and everything that we do and say. In interacting with each other, they were illustrating the population and how we can make judgements so easily and how our actions affect other. Imagine if only one had put in his own stick, therefore helping others and putting himself up for judgment. Any singular person could have done this, but none did for various reasons. If we can be that person to interact well and not selfishly we can help others. To conclude, the men interacted with each other very poorly, affecting themselves and those around them.

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