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Endothermic because they maintain a stable internal body temperature separate to that of the ambient (surrounding) environment. Ectotherms are generally cold blooded animals ie. reptiles, insects, fish, worms (anything that isn't a mammal or bird). They rely on the outside environment for their body heat and don't generate their heat internally like mammals and birds do

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