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on a cold day you will shiver. explain how this response relates to homeostasis.

Ithink it it because when you cold your body gets "goose bumps" so your nerves kick in so it can make your cold possibly?

Your body shivers to keep you warm when you get cold. this happens by your brain sending nerve impulses to your muscles causing contractions. atp is then released in an effort to re-heat your body. once your body gets back to its set temperature you will stop shivering. i hope this . 

The right answer is b hydrogen bonds!