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QUESTIONSHEET 1 Statement Ectotherm Endotherm Require metabolic heat to keep warm ü ü Require external heat of sun to keep warm ü Applies only to mammals All possess sweat glands All have thermoregulatory centre in hypothalamus ü 5 TOTAL 5 QUESTIONSHEET 2 (a) vasodilation arterioles supplying skin carry more blood to near surface increase heat loss due to radiation (from surface) 3 sweat/sudorific glands secrete an increased volume of sweat (onto skin surface) this evaporates removing latent heat of vaporisation (from the skin) 3 erector/arector pili/hair muscles relax allowing hair shafts to lie flat thus a thinner layer of insulating air is trapped allowing increased loss by convection/conduction (allow methods in any order) max 3 (b) hedgehog s body temperature falls (by about 10 - l5 o C) during hibernation thus animal is very lethargic/torpid and susceptible to predators on waking brown fat is very rich in mitochondria brown fat is metabolised very quickly at this time generates huge amounts of heat raising body temperature to normal (within ½ hour) max 3 (c) avoids periods of food scarcity/cold temperatures thus animal avoids wasting unnecessary energy/food reserves in searching for food/maintaining high body temperature animal remains safe in nest avoiding predators/carnivores max 3 TOTAL 15 QUESTIONSHEET 3 (a) contains thermoreceptors which sense the core temperature of the blood/body contains the thermoregulatory centre (which receives impulses from thermoreceptors) this consists of the heat loss promoting centre and the heat gain promoting centre max 3 (b) heat losing centre operates mainly through the parasympathetic system/heat promoting centre is mainly sympathetic sympathetic stimulation induces shivering /vasoconstriction of skin arterioles/ stimulates adrenal medulla to release adrenaline raising production of metabolic heat/contraction of hair muscles reduction of sympathetic stimulation/ increased parasympathetic stimulation causes heat losing mechanisms to increase vasodilation of skin arterioles/increased sweating/relaxation of hair muscles max 3 (c) fat content of adipose tissue is a good heat insulator layer of subcutaneous adipose tissue thus reduces heat loss thickness of skin adipose layer in different races is genetically and environmentally controlled/ref Inuit compared to Zulu ref to blubber in seals/whales or others ref to metabolic heat production from fat max 4 Page 1 TOTAL 10

QUESTIONSHEET 4 (iii) the fluctuation of a physiological value around a set point in a regular rhythm over a 24 hour/daily time scale 2 menstrual cycle over a period of a month 2 body temperature values are a result of metabolic heat metabolic heat is a by-product of metabolism metabolic rate fluctuates over a 24 hour cycle under control of hormones such as adrenaline/insulin rate highest in daytime during activity/lowest at night during sleep max 3 (b) X: elevated body temperature is being pushed back to mean ref. to increased sweating to cool body using latent heat ref to vasodilation to increase heat loss by radiation ref to relaxation of hair muscles so that hair lies flat and does not trap insulating air max 3 (c) a rhythm initiated within the body/controlled by the hypothalmus 1 TOTAL 11 QUESTIONSHEET 5 (a) thick fur traps more air between the hairs air is a poor conductor of heat and so a thicker layer reduces heat loss 2 (b) sweat glands secrete a watery solution/sweat onto skin when body is too hot this evaporates removing latent heat and so cools the body 2 (c) fat/adipose tissue is a good insulator thus a thicker layer will reduce heat loss by conduction more effectively 2 (d) (arteriole) shunt can undergo vasoconstriction/vasodilation (thus) regulating the volume of blood which flows near the skin surface (thus) regulating heat loss from radiation/conduction max 2 QUESTIONSHEET 6 (a) as temperature rises oxygen consumption falls (or converse) warmer (surface) temperature detected by thermoreceptors impulses sent to adrenal medulla reduces adrenaline secretion which reduces metabolism and thus oxygen use falls max 4 (b) as temperature rises oxygen consumption rises body temperature will rise as external temperature rises thus enzymes work more quickly thus metabolism speeds up and so oxygen requirement is increased max 3 TOTAL 7 Page 2

QUESTIONSHEET 7 (a) need to use energy for synthesising protein/milk/meat/wool/eggs minimum energy use in regulating temperature/ keeping warm/ cooling down thus productivity higher 3 (b) lambs have little insulation /wool/ fat so need to be kept warmer smaller so have larger surface area to volume ratio thus tend to lose heat more easily (dependent mark) thermoregulatory control not yet fully developed (allow converse points about sheep) 4 TOTAL 7 QUESTIONSHEET 8 (a) Elephants: (b) Dogs: (c) Rats: (d) Cactus: have large thin ears without hair/with many blood vessels these are constantly flapped thus losing heat (by radiation, conduction and convection) 2 by evaporation from wet tongue/bronchial tree passages/air ways effect is enhanced by panting to increase air flow over the surfaces 2 have a long naked tail with many subcutaneous capillaries this allows much heat loss by conduction/radiation 2 white colour reflects heat reduced surface area for absorption of heat (reject transpiration ) 2 QUESTIONSHEET 9 thermoreceptors in hypothalamus/under skin 2 hypothalamus 1 (b) core temperature remains close to norm/optimum/varies little/highest necessary for normal metabolism/brain activity/organ activity/equivalent peripheral temperature much more variable/influenced by environment blood flow to periphery reduced to reduce heat loss (by convection/conduction and radiation) max 3 (c) (i) vasoconstriction/blood shunted into core/deeper vessels to reduce heat loss 1 vasodilation occurs to prevent damage/bring oxygen/heat/to cells/tissues sympathetic control is overidden/inhibited max 1 Page 3

QUESTIONSHEET 10 (a) ice cream in stomach cools core blood temperature sensed by thermoreceptors in hypothalamus/mid-brain stimulates heat promoting centre impulses pass through sympathetic nervous system (causing) erection of hair to trap insulating air (to warm skin) (causing) suppression of sweating so less heat lost (due to latent heat of vaporisation) (causing) vasoconstriction of skin arterioles so less heat lost from skin thus skin temperature rises (consequential/dependent mark only) max 5 (b) low body temperature makes hedgehog very lethargic/at risk from predators thus needs to get its temperature back to normal as quickly as possible (to increase its survival chances) ref to stores of brown fat which have large numbers of mitochondria these enable rapid fat metabolism generating ATP and heat (brown fat) has a very high energy/calorific value (thus) large amounts of heat are liberated very quickly (to raise body temperature) max 5 (c) crocodiles are ectothermic/poikilothermic (reject cold-blooded ) bask in sun to absorb heat from the sun/solar radiation use moist surfaces of mouth/buccal cavity/airways to lose heat by evaporation of water taking away latent heat (of vaporisation) heat also lost by radiation from capillaries under epithelia lining buccal surfaces/airways thus crocodiles exhibit a degree of temperature control max 4 TOTAL 14 QUESTIONSHEET 11 (this question requires an explanation of the data, not a description of it) blubber/lipid is a very good insulator and is (about) 50 60 cms thick prevents heat loss from inside body to outside even though the temperature gradient is large/ ref to figures epidermis is at same temperature as water/ice and so no heat exchange at surface max 4 blood vessels penetrate the blubber to form a capillary network just under the epidermis this is normally kept to a minimal flow by vasoconstriction (of arterioles) vasodilation of arterioles would cause greater skin blood flow from which heat could be lost (by radiation) max 4 (b) blubber prevents heat loss when the polar bear is in water or on land thick fur traps a thick layer of air which acts as an insulator/is a poor conductor air becomes displaced by water when swimming and so this insulation is lost thus the blubber is needed for insulation in water fur supplements the insulation of blubber when on land where air temperatures may be much lower than water temperatures/ref wind-chill factor white colour of fur is for camouflage/white colour reflects solar radiation max 4 TOTAL 12 Page 4

QUESTIONSHEET 12 (a) camel lives in water deficient areas/deserts which are very hot in the day and very cold at night when well-watered the camel can regulate its temperature rises by sweating ref to heat loss due to latent heat (of vaporisation) if camel is dehydrated it conserves water by reducing sweating thus rises in body temperature are less well controlled/body temperature rises higher water has high specific heat capacity/retains much heat less water in a dehydrated camel means less heat retained so night temperature falls lower/allow converse max 5 (b) much heat is lost through capillary networks of the external ears/pinnae (of hares) ears of the Arizona Jack-rabbit are enlarged to allow greater heat loss since it lives in hot/dry/desert regions/little water available for sweat wastage ears of Arctic hare are reduced to conserve heat/lower heat loss since it lives in cold/tundra/polar regions max 3 (c) modern elephants/rhinocerus live in the tropics/warm climates/africa/india so do not need hair to retain heat/usually want to lose heat mammoths/woolly rhinocerus lived in glaciated regions/ice age conditions/sub-polar conditions so needed thick hair to trap an insulating layer of hair (to reduce heat loss) max 3 TOTAL 11 Page 5