____1.A median ventral opening, posterior to the fusion of the two metapleural folds. ______2. the following are associated with bony fishes, except: placoid, cycloid, ganoid or ctenoid ______3. the typical turtle's body is cornified and provided with scales(true or false)

1.A median ventral opening, posterior to the fusion of the two metapleural folds. 2. the following are associated with bony fishes, except: placoid, cycloid, ganoid or ctenoid ____3. the typical turtle's body is cornified and provided with scales(true or false)

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_____1.A median ventral opening, posterior to the fusion of the two metapleural folds.

______2. the following are associated with bony fishes, except:

placoid, cycloid, ganoid or ctenoid

______3. the typical turtle's body is cornified and provided with scales(true or false)

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