Organisms in hot climates have high surface area to volume ratios and light fur/feathers for cooling, while those in cold climates have low surface area to volume ratios, insulating fat, and hibernation.
Organismos em climas quentes têm alta relação área de superfície-volume e pelos/penas claras para resfriamento, enquanto em climas frios têm baixa relação área de superfície-volume, gordura isolante e hibernação.
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