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Temperature:

Howfast the molecules are colliding


determines the direction of heat transfer


Willbe the same for any object of the same temperature

Heat:

amount of energy inthe object


Proportional to the amount of matter

Homeotherms:

defend a constant body temperature

Poikilotherms:

allow body temperature to vary

Heterotherms:

havemore than one temperature set point, or switch between homeo- and poikilothermy


Temporal heterothermy: Hibernating species


Regional heterothermy: Migrating

Regional endothermy

different Tb in different parts of the body

Q10:

Howmuch does the rate of a process change over 10 C


Q10 = RT/R(T-10)


1 = physical/chemical processes


2-3 = biological processes

Kcat

number of molecules of substrate processed per unit time at saturation

Vmax

maximum rate of reaction

Km

amount of substrate required to reach 50% of Vmax


High Km = low affinity


Low Km = high affinity

affinity to high

enzymebinds too tightly to substrate = slow reactions

Affinity too low:

enzymebinds too loosely to substrate = reactions less likely to happen

Evaporation:

takes heat away from the animals body

thermal inertia

larger animals are influencedless by environmental temperature


same temperature, larger has more heat

rete mirable

VERY effectivecounter-current exchange of heat exchange


swim bladder, heater organs, oxygen delivery to retina