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regional endothermy

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  • megalodon (Carcharocles megalodon)
    megalodon
    / Physical features

    …surrounding water, an adaptation called regional endothermy (which is a type of warm-bloodedness). This adaptation might have allowed megalodon to swim and hunt in colder waters, giving it exclusive access to prey in those locations.

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    …surrounding water, an adaptation called regional endothermy (which is a type of warm-bloodedness). This adaptation might have allowed megalodon to swim and hunt in colder waters, giving it exclusive access to prey in those locations.

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  • white shark (Carcharodon carcharias)
    white shark
    / Body structure

    This adaptation, called regional endothermy (which is a type of warm-bloodedness), allows the animal to be active in water that may be too cold for other species of predatory sharks.

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    This adaptation, called regional endothermy (which is a type of warm-bloodedness), allows the animal to be active in water that may be too cold for other species of predatory sharks.

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