Question

water has a high specific heat. this property supports maintaining homeostasis in organisms. which of the following is an example of this property? water is transported from the roots to the branches of a tree. an organisms internal body temperature is maintained. one plant blooms earlier than others. minerals dissolve in the blood stream.

Explanation:

Water's high specific heat allows it to absorb or release a large amount of heat without a large change in temperature. This helps in maintaining an organism's internal body temperature, which is an example of homeostasis. The other options are not related to water's high - specific heat property for maintaining homeostasis.

Answer:

An organism's internal body temperature is maintained.