Which is the most likely response of a human to an increase in temperature?

A. increasing the amount of perspiration

B. increasing waste elimination from the bladder

C. a reduction of desire for liquids

D. a contraction in blood vessels in the skin

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Raul Jensen

Biology

23 January, 15:02

Which is the most likely response of a human to an increase in temperature?

A. increasing the amount of perspiration

B. increasing waste elimination from the bladder

C. a reduction of desire for liquids

D. a contraction in blood vessels in the skin

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Annie Michael · Answer 1

A; increasing the amount of perspiration

When your body heats up, it needs to get riding some of that extra heat. When your body sweats and the sweat evaporates, it cools you down.

Which is the most likely response of a human to an increase in temperature?A. increasing the amount of perspirationB. increasing waste elimination from the bladderC. a reduction of desire for liquidsD. a contraction in blood vessels in the skin

Which is the most likely response of a human to an increase in temperature?

A. increasing the amount of perspiration

B. increasing waste elimination from the bladder

C. a reduction of desire for liquids

D. a contraction in blood vessels in the skin