Biology, asked by urooj2002, 5 months ago

name the type of adaptations that is responsible for shivering thermogenesis.

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Answered by Anonymous

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because shivering thermogenesis is the movement of muscles that is vasodilation and vasoconstriction which is included in physiological adaptations.

Answered by shubhamsahoo2007

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Answer:

Homeostasis

Explanation:

Because shivering thermogenesis is the movement of muscles that is vasodilation and vasoconstriction which is included in physiological adaptations.

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