Which organ systems work together to the body shiver in order to maintain homeostasis? circulatory and respiratory nervous and muscular circulatory and muscular respiratory and nervous

The organ systems that work together to help the body shiver in order to maintain homeostasis are the nervous and muscular systems.Shivering is triggered whenever the temperature of the body drops and a person feels cold. The shivering reflex is important to maintain the homeostasis of the body as it helps to generate warmth and thus restore the body temperature. The coordination of the nervous and muscular system to produce shivers occurs as follows : The various receptors located on our skin surface send the signal to the brain that the temperature has dropped. The nervous system then sends a signal to the muscular system due to which the skeletal muscles contract to produce rapid small movements which produce shivers. The shivers help to generate heat due to the production of energy and the body feels warm again.