Ppt The Evolution Of Hibernation In Mammals Powerpoint Presentation The evolution of hibernation in mammals: size and diet hypothesis (geiser, 1998) • both mammals and birds that hibernate are small and rely on a varying diet • possibly all early animals that were small went through some form of hibernation or torpor. • most hibernated in order to conserve energy and food, necessary in order to survive extreme conditions in the winter. Title: the evolution of hibernation in mammals 1 the evolution of hibernation in mammals. keri massie and emily williamson ; biology 425, spring 2009; 2 introduction. many theories about the evolution of hibernation (kemp, 2005) none have extra ordinary evidence supporting them (kemp, 2005) were going to explore theories specifically related to.
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Ppt The Evolution Of Hibernation In Mammals Powerpoint Presentation During hibernation, the animal’s body processes, like breathing, slow down, and they survive on stored food or fat. there is no movement and it takes a long time for the animal to wake up. hibernation, estivation, and torpor are strategies that allow animals to conserve energy and survive periods of cold, heat, or low food availability. Google slides: click the link to make a copy that saves to your google drive. powerpoint: click the link to open the presentation in view mode, then download and save the file. once you have downloaded the ppt, you will be able to enable editing. please note, powerpoint and google slides have different functionalities, so the resources may have.
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