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How is heat lost from our body (explain diagrammatically)?
Heat loss has been partitioned into its evaporative and nonevaporative components, at various air temperatures, in several species. In some instances, the evaporative heat loss has been subdivided into cutaneous and respiratory contributions, and nonevaporative heat loss into radiation, conduction, and convection. An illustration of such a partition for a species that does not sweat, the pig.
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