Which outcome occurs in mammals undergoing exertion when the air temperature nears their body?

💡 Explanation

Increased body temperature occurs because vasodilation cannot effectively dissipate heat via radiation into the air when the thermal gradient is low. Evaporative cooling is limited, therefore core temperature rises rather than homeostasis being maintained.

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