Question

Give scientific reason:-
Body temperature of reptiles is not constant.

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Answer 1

Answer:

The optimum body temperature range varies with species, but is typically below that of warm-blooded animals; for many lizards, it falls in the 24°–35 °C (75°–95 °F) range, while extreme heat-adapted species, like the American desert iguana Dipsosaurus dorsalis, can have optimal physiological temperatures in the ...

Explanation:

Reptiles are cold blooded organisms or poikilotherms which means they are not able to regulate their body temperatures. Their body temperatures change with the change in temperature of the environment. For example, if the outer temperature rises their body temperature also rises and vice - versa. This can be explained from the observation that when the temperatures drops, these reptiles bask themselves in the sun whereas when the temperatures are high, they would hide under the shades.

Answer 2

Answer:

Reptiles are cold blooded animals. Their body temperature changes according to the temprature of the environment they are in. Hence as soon as the temperature of their environment drops or rises, their body temperature also rises unlike us.

We sweat to cool down our body temperature in summer, and there is less sweat in winter cause temprature needs to remain constant and around 37°C.

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