A dog feels overheated from napping in direct sunlight. She begins to pant, which evaporates water from the inside of her mouth and nasal passages. Evaporating this water requires energy, so this has the effect of cooling her down. What kind of feedback loop does this exemplify?

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Gia York

Social Studies

4 September, 19:10

A dog feels overheated from napping in direct sunlight. She begins to pant, which evaporates water from the inside of her mouth and nasal passages. Evaporating this water requires energy, so this has the effect of cooling her down. What kind of feedback loop does this exemplify?

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Romeo Hanna · Answer 1

The correct answer is : Negative feedback loop

Explanation:

Remember that is is a reaction that produces a decrease in function. It happens when there is a response to a kind of stimulus. Normally it causes the production of a system to be lessened. In the example the stimuli inhibits the dog's system. In other words, negative feedback loops allow systems to self-stabilize. and it is a vital control mechanism for the body's homeostasis.