Question

how does being an endotherm effect the response to changes in temperature? it leads to a decrease in cellular respiration. it maintains a constant body temperature. it increases sensitivity to temperature changes. it causes temperature changes to always be fatal.

Explanation:

Endotherms (like mammals and birds) generate internal heat via metabolic processes to regulate and maintain a stable core body temperature, regardless of external temperature changes. The other options are incorrect: cellular respiration may increase to produce heat in cold conditions, endotherms are less sensitive to external temperature shifts than ectotherms, and temperature changes are not always fatal for endotherms.

Answer:

B. It maintains a constant body temperature.