Which outcome occurs when a desert fox experiences hyperthermia?

💡 Explanation

Hyperthermia triggers vasodilation near the skin in order to increase radiative heat loss via evaporative cooling, because blood travels closer to surface; therefore evaporative cooling increases rather than shivering or brown fat because those mechanisms would conserve or generate heat.

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