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Evolution of Adaptive Nonshivering Thermogenesis in Mammals
Endothermy depends on the ability to generate heat beyond basal metabolic output. The transition from incidental metabolic heat production to regulated adaptive thermogenesis represents a critical yet poorly understood milestone in vertebrate evolution. In vertebrates, adaptive thermogenesis include
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