Answer :
If you measured the limb and body proportions of mammals that live in the arctic and compared them to measurements of mammals that live in the tropics, we will find mammals will have thinner bodies and shorter limbs in colder climates than they do in warm climates.
The interaction of (a) human population density and mean annual temperature; (b) hibernation capacity and mean annual temperature; (c) habitat buffering and mean annual temperature; (d) activity time and human population density; (e) and large/small size and mean annual; all affect mammalian body mass.
The animal's metabolic rate increases as the temperature rises. The animal might grow smaller and mature more quickly as a result of this. Water salinity, rapid sedimentation, and a lack of food are additional factors that could cause marine organisms to grow smaller.
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