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State 5 processes by which the mammalian body reduces its temperature

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Answered by setukumar345
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Concept Introduction:

Sweating, consuming ice-cold beverages, and panting, as observed in dogs, are more widely known techniques to reduce body heat. Some other manner mammals, including humans, attempt to cool themselves in hot, dry regions is to seek shade from the heat.

Explanation:

We have been given a question about mammalian body temperature.

We have to find by which the mammalian body reduces its temperature.

Thermoregulatory techniques come in a variety of forms. Many animals use their sweat glands to evaporate water. Fur-covered animals with limited sweating capacity must pant heavily to enhance perspiration through the tongue, mouth, and lungs. Pigs, dogs, and cats all use panting as a kind of regulation.

Final Answer:

Sweating, consuming ice-cold beverages, and panting, as observed in dogs, are more widely known techniques to reduce body heat.

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