ANTHP105 Exam 2

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Allen’s Rule

Body morphology; Animals adapted to warm climates will have longer limbs and appendages

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Bergmann’s rule

Body composition; larger animals are found in colder environments and are more metabolically efficient at producing heat (less body heat radiated per kg body mass)

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Biological adaptations for heat loss prevention

Body composition

Body morphology

Vasoconstriction

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Biological adaptations for heat generation (thermogenesis)

Elevated BMR

Shivering (allostatic)

Non-shivering thermogenesis (NST) (allostatic)

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Acclimatization to cold stress

Lower shivering threshold + faster initiation of NST

Hunter’s response

Increase in BMR

Increase in T3 production and tissue uptake via blood circulation (net blood T3 decline)

Increase in BAT (norepinephrine induces thermogenesis)

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Thermogenesis is the change in…

supraclavicular temperature

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Developmental adaptation to cold stress

developmental plasticity (ex. siberian children who spent winters outside exhibit more BAT thermogenesis)

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how is BAT thermogenesis measured

infrared camera

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Hypoxia-inducible factors (HIF)

Expressed when tissues experience hypoxia (fastest case of evolution); functions include…

  • regulation of breathing rate

  • increased number of RBC

  • increased systemic blood flow

  • increased growth of new blood vessels

  • shift towards more oxygen-efficient biochemical pathways

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Hypoxic ventilatory response

increased energy expenditure

increased rate and depth of breathing

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acclimatization

arterial saturation (of O2); initial abrupt fall, followed by slow increase over time.

Increase of O2 saturation causes increases in…

  • RBC

  • Heart rate

  • Blood flow

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Tibetans and andeans both have… due to HIF-2 gene

Elevated blood flow

High lung capacity

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lung capacity formula

vital capacity (air expired after inspiration) + residual volume (air remaining after expiration)

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Due to HIF-2 gene, tibetans have…

High lung capacity due to high RV, only

Elevated hypoxic ventilatory response

Genetic adaptations

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Due to HIF-2 gene, Andeans have…

High lung capacity due to high RV and VC

High hemoglobin concentration

Developmental adaptations

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MC1R gene regulates production of which receptor

melanocortin-1

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Functions of melanocortin hormone in regulating tanning response

Reduces production of harmful, reactive oxygen species

Enhances DNA repair