Cellular Respiration Gerbil Metabolism - Science Learning Center
Cellular Respiration Gerbil Metabolism - Science Learning Center
Cellular Respiration Gerbil Metabolism - Science Learning Center
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• The more energy gerbil consumes, the more oxygen he’s going to<br />
consume, the more CO 2 he’s going to make.<br />
• All reactions in cellular respiration result in some energy being lost<br />
in the form of heat, and disrupted though out the environment.<br />
Anatomical adaptations, these new innovations reduce heat loss<br />
across the body, for example, fur, hair, feathers, these things are<br />
use for insulation.<br />
• a) Homeotherm (Endotherm): Warm blooded such as humans,<br />
birds, mammals.<br />
• b) Polklotherm (Ectotherm): Unable to maintain constant<br />
internal body temperature. Body temperatures will fluctuate as<br />
the environmental temperature fluctuates.<br />
• The rate of CR (metabolic rate) can be determine by measuring<br />
either the rate of consumption of raw materials (glucose or<br />
oxygen) or production of end products CO 2 or water.