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For 8 to 10 weeks rats were adapted to environmental temperatures of 18 deg to 23 deg , 20 deg to 30 deg or 35 deg to 36 deg C and were then starved for 1, 2 or 4 days. There was no difference between the groups in blood sugar. Liver glycogen was significantly less in rats at the lowest temperature ...