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PNB 2250 Exam 4 (UConn) Questions and Answers 100% Pass Allen's Rule - Animal shapes minimizes heat loss in cold climates and heat gain in warm climates Related to surface/volume Arm length in tropical climates longer than arm length in cold climates Might be related to cartilage growth Effects of temperature Isometric growth - ◦ A change in size w/o a change in proportion ◦ E.g., as an animal doubles in size, the length of the legs also changes in proportion ◦ Relationship between length, surface area and volume (mass) Ex) Fish keep same shape with varying size 2Katelyn Whitman, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Bergmann's Rule - Larger species are found in colder climates Largest mammals are found in colder climates, while smaller mammals are found in warm climates Inuits (Culturally similiar people of Canada, Alaska, Greenland, etc that eat raw meat) who live at the pole are heavier than Inuits who live closer to the equator NO LONGER ACCEPTED and many people feel that energy availability, escape from predation accounts for the differences Lenth, SA, Volume Relationship (Isometric) - For every doubling in length (2x), surface area increases four-fold (4x) and volume increases eight- fold (8x) L=S2 =V3(21 =22 =23)or2-4-8 Consider the implications As an animal double in length, the surface area of the lungs increases 4-fold, but there are 8-fold more cells***** 3Katelyn Whitman, All Rights Reserved © 2025 An animal would have to double the flow of blood to keep up - hypoxia becomes an issue Allometric scaling (Length, SA, Volume) - •Not isometric Increase in L by 33%, results in an increase in surface area by 66% and an increase in volume by 100% A relationship of 1-2-3, instead of 2-4-8. L=2S=3V •So a doubling in length will only produce 6x as many new cells, instead of 8x as many new cells in isometric scaling As an animal double in length, the surface area of the lungs increases 4-fold, but there are 6-fold more cells Animals scale allometrically not isometrically - ◦ Likely due to the c

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PNB 2250 Exam 4 (UConn) Questions
and Answers 100% Pass


Allen's Rule - ✔✔Animal shapes minimizes heat loss in cold climates and heat gain in

warm climates




Related to surface/volume


Arm length in tropical climates longer than


arm length in


cold climates


Might be related to cartilage growth


Effects of temperature


Isometric growth - ✔✔◦ A change in size w/o a change in proportion


◦ E.g., as an animal doubles in size, the length of the legs also changes in proportion


◦ Relationship between length, surface area and volume (mass)


Ex) Fish keep same shape with varying size



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,Bergmann's Rule - ✔✔Larger species are found in colder climates


Largest mammals are found in colder


climates, while smaller mammals are found in


warm climates




Inuits (Culturally similiar people of Canada, Alaska, Greenland, etc that eat raw meat)

who live at the pole are heavier than Inuits who live closer to the equator




NO LONGER ACCEPTED and many people feel that energy availability, escape from

predation accounts for the differences


Lenth, SA, Volume Relationship (Isometric) - ✔✔For every doubling in length (2x),

surface area increases four-fold (4x) and volume increases eight- fold (8x)


L=S2 =V3(21 =22 =23)or2-4-8


Consider the implications


As an animal double in length, the surface


area of the lungs increases 4-fold, but there


are 8-fold more cells*****




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,An animal would have to double the flow of


blood to keep up - hypoxia becomes an


issue


Allometric scaling (Length, SA, Volume) - ✔✔•Not isometric


Increase in L by 33%, results in an increase in


surface area by 66% and an increase in


volume by 100%


A relationship of 1-2-3, instead of 2-4-8.


L=2S=3V




•So a doubling in length will only produce 6x as many new cells, instead of 8x as many

new cells in isometric scaling


As an animal double in length, the surface


area of the lungs increases 4-fold, but there


are 6-fold more cells


Animals scale allometrically not isometrically - ✔✔◦ Likely due to the constraints on

nutrient delivery




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, ◦ So a baby's head is a larger percentage of the whole body size than a young adult.




◦ The body mass grew but the limbs did not grow proportionately


Kleiber's Law - ✔✔Animals metabolic rate scales allometrically with volume with a

coefficient <1.0




Mr = c(M^0.75)




c - constant, M - mass, Mr - metabolic rate




Assuming cell size doesn't change, in larger species of animals, cells consume O2 at a

much lower rate




Kleiber's law is only valid if you express metabolic rate per gram animal mass


E.g., O2 ml/min/g




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