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Biology, 11.05.2021 03:20 MIa2020

An organism's body weight is a balance between: the energy carried in the food we eat and the energy burned in digesting that food. the energy burned during growth, reproduction, and movement and the energy carried in the food we eat. the energy an organism spends on growth and the energy an organism invests in reproduction. the energy stored as lipids within the body and the energy burned during all activities. the energy carried in the food we eat and the energy burned by our basal metabolic rate.

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