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Why wouldn't an amphibian's heart be suited to a mammal?
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Why wouldn't an amphibian's heart be suited to a mammal?

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Since mammals regulate their own body temperature, they need a more efficient system which separates the deoxygenated blood more completely from the oxygenated blood.

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