Reptiles are different from amphibians in - Vidyadip

MCQ

Reptiles are different from amphibians in

A
The skin
B
Structure of the heart
C
Development stages
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All of these

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Answer

Correct option: D.

All of these

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Reptiles are different in their integuments. Amphibians have smooth moist skin, while the reptilian skin is scaly, rough and dry, and is periodically shed off by a process of moulting. The amphibian heart is three-chambered, while the reptilian heart is four-chambered. The amphibian larva usually undergoes metamorphosis unlike reptilian young one

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