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Re: Why insulation = endothermy

To: dinosaur@usc.edu
Subject: Re: Why insulation = endothermy
From: zenlizard@juno.com (Sam j hogan)
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 1997 13:05:13 EST
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At this time, it becomes appropriate to ask for a definition of  "full
endothermy".  Does this include only thermal energy (that is, necessary
to an animal's function) produced entirely by the animal; or mostly by an
animal (remember, it has been pointed out that in some cases, even
endotherms bask).  Does it include tachymetabolism?  How about
homeothermy/poikilothermy?
The only reason for the new  "101 Dalmations"  movie is so the drag
queens will have something to wear next year.

References:
- Re: Why insulation = endothermy
  - From: Rob Meyerson <Robert.J.Meyerson@uwrf.edu>

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