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When our body gets too hot, we begin to sweat. When sweat evaporates, thermal energy is transferred to the air outside our body and our body temperature drops. What characteristic of life does this represent?
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When our body gets too hot, we begin to sweat. When sweat evaporates, thermal energy is transferred to the air outside our body and our body temperature drops. What characteristic of life does this represent?

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i dont know if this is multiple choice or anything but the answer to this question is Homeostasis.

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