Aspecies of fish spends part of its life cycle under conditions of moderate temperatures and part of its life cycle under extremely cold conditions. what change in the cell membranes of this fish might be expected to occur as conditions shift from moderate to extremely cold temperatures?

Explanation:

According to my research on studies conducted by various Ichthyologists, I can say that based on the information provided within the question as the fishes move from moderate conditions to extremely cold conditions two things will happen. First, the cold temperatures will cause all cells to slow down within the fish's body, causing cholesterol production to slow as well. Secondly, as a safety reaction the fishes body will begin to to increase production of unsaturated fatty acids to help maintain body temperatures.

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