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How does the nature of heat explain the occurrence of high temperature in a human body that has a fever? ​
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How does the nature of heat explain the occurrence of high temperature in a human body that has a fever?

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THE BODY INCREASES THE RATE OF HEAT LOSS TO BALANCE THE HEAT BURDEN.

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