The circulation of blood through the body eventually increases the rate of heat transfers by
A)evaporation.
B)conduction.
C)convection.
D)radiation.

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The circulation of blood through the body helps in convection of heat as the warm blood from the core of the body is circulated to the skin and cooler areas of the body. This helps in the transfer of heat from the body to the surrounding environment. Evaporation, conduction, and radiation also play a role in heat transfer, but they are not directly increased by the circulation of blood.

The Circulation of Blood Through the Body Eventually Increases the Rate