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Unclear what the difference is between Ectotherm and Poikilotherm. Can you explain?
- I don't know personally, I just found the two separate articles and created links between them. A biologist should look at both pages and decide if they need to be merged. --IanM 23:19, 2004 Jun 1 (UTC)
