Washington DC (UPI) Jul 1, 2021
Most fish are cold-blooded, but some warm-blooded fish have evolved the ability to regulate their own body temperatures. For decades, scientists have debated the evolutionary advantages gained by internalizing temperature regulation. Now, new research has confirmed that warm-blooded species swim faster, but don’t populate waters with a wider range of temperatures. In addition to
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