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1. Homeothermal synonyms, Homeothermal pronunciation, Homeothermal translation, English dictionary definition of Homeothermal
Homeothermal
2. Homeothermal definition, homoiothermal
Homeothermal, Homoiothermal
3. Synonym: homotherm See: ectotherm Homeothermalhomeothermic (-ther'mal) (-ther'mik), adjective.
Homotherm, Homeothermalhomeothermic
4. ‘Like all mammals, the cat is Homeothermal, able to maintain its internal organs at a constant temperature (between 38 and 38.5°C).’ ‘However, there is little evidence to show whether melanocytes in Homeothermal vertebrates respond to visible light or not.’
Homeothermal, However
5. What does Homeothermal mean? Homoiothermal
Homeothermal, Homoiothermal
6. (adjective) Words near Homeothermal in the Dictionary
Homeothermal
7. Homeothermal definition: → homoiothermal Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
Homeothermal, Homoiothermal
8. Both the column and detector cell should be isothermal and Homeothermal
Homeothermal
9. Synonyms for Homeothermal include endothermic, endothermal, homeothermic, homoeothermal, homoeothermic, homoiothermal, warm-blooded and homothermic
Homeothermal, Homeothermic, Homoeothermal, Homoeothermic, Homoiothermal, Homothermic
10. Synonyms for Homeothermal in Free Thesaurus
Homeothermal
11. What are synonyms for Homeothermal?
Homeothermal
12. The adjuncts to the existing determinations of homeothermy are made on the basis of available and new data, the principles of temperature adaptation of humans and Homeothermal animals are given
Homeothermy, Humans, Homeothermal
13. The main purposes of the thermoregulation system of Homeothermal animals and humans during various temperature excesses are formulated.
Homeothermal, Humans
14. Homeothermal refers to organisms having a body temperature that is relatively constant and mostly independent of the temperature of the environment
Homeothermal, Having
15. Aves and mare Homeothermal vertebrates
Homeothermal
16. So, the correct option is 'Homeothermal'.
Homeothermal
17. The waters of Thermae of Cerchiara are classified as Homeothermal sulfur-carbon to combat skin diseases and rheumatism
Homeothermal
18. We found two separate regression lines of heart index on genome size for two classes of Homeothermal vertebrates (mammals and birds; figure 1).The difference between regression lines is highly significant (p<10 −4).These separate regression lines of heart index on genome size correspond to the two separate regression lines of basal metabolic rate on genome size …
Heart, Homeothermal, Highly
19. Anatomy and physiology lab report example Sample Lab Report a comparison of Metabolic rates of Pokilothermic to large and small Homeothermal mammals Norman E
Homeothermal
20. We show the negative link between genome size and metabolic intensity in tetrapods, using the heart index (relative heart mass) as a unified indicator of metabolic intensity in poikilothermal and Homeothermal animals
Heart, Homeothermal
21. The average abundance ratio for Homeothermal animals was 211.95%
Homeothermal
22. Class Aves & Mammalia are Homeothermal (warm blooded)
Homeothermal
23. Homeothermal animals, such as mammals, maintain their body temperature by heat generation and heat dissipation, while poikilothermal animals, such as insects, accomplish it by relocating to an environment of their favored temperature
Homeothermal, Heat
24. ‘Warm-blooded’ or Homeothermal are those animals and Aves which maintain an almost constant, relatively high- blood temperature irrespective of the temperature of the environment outside
Homeothermal, High
25. Homeothermal adjustment in the immediate postdelivered infant monitored by continuous and simultaneous measurement of core and peripheral body temperatures
Homeothermal
26. Fat is the major energy source during both Homeothermal and heterothermal periods, the contribution from glucose being limited to glycolysis
Homeothermal, Heterothermal
HOMEOTHERMAL [ˌhōmēəˈTHərməl]