Physiological changes that occur in ectotherms in response to seasonal temperature shifts are called ____.
A) estivation
B) hyperthermia
C) thermal acclimatization
D) hypothermia
E) hibernation

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Thermal acclimatization refers to the physiological adjustments ectotherms make in response to changes in their thermal environment, allowing them to maintain performance across a range of temperatures. This can include changes in enzyme activities, membrane fluidity, and heat shock protein levels, among other adaptations, to cope with seasonal temperature shifts.

Physiological Changes That Occur in Ectotherms in Response to Seasonal