A fasting animal whose energy needs exceed those provided in its diet will draw on its stored resources in which order?

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The body first uses liver glycogen for energy because it can be quickly mobilized to maintain blood glucose levels. Once liver glycogen is depleted, muscle glycogen is used, and finally, when glycogen stores are exhausted, the body turns to fat reserves for energy.

A Fasting Animal Whose Energy Needs Exceed Those Provided in Its