The temperature-regulating centre of vertebrate animals is located in the
A)medulla oblongata.
B)thyroid gland.
C)hypothalamus.
D)subcutaneous layer of the skin.
E)liver.

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The hypothalamus is the region of the brain responsible for regulating body temperature in vertebrate animals. It receives input from temperature receptors throughout the body and sends signals to adjust heat production or loss. The other options (A, B, D, E) are not primarily involved in temperature regulation.

The Temperature-Regulating Centre of Vertebrate Animals Is Located in the