ABoth the owl and the green sea turtle are invertebrates, lay eggs, andbreathe using gills.Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, have live births, andbreathe using their lungs.вBoth the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, lay eggs, and breatheusing gills.Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, lay eggs, and breatheDusing their lungs. Ms. Rodriquez held up a picture of an owl and a green sea turtle and explained tothe class that they have several things in common. She explained that they areboth nocturnal animals and that the word nocturnal refers to animals thatsleep during the day and are active at night. She asked the class to list threeadditional ways that the owl and the green sea turtle are similar.What are some other similarities between owls and green sea turtles?

Animals can be broadly classified as vertebrates and invertebrates. Vertebrates have a backbone…

Both the owl and the green sea turtle are invertebrates, lay eggs, and breathe using gills. A Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, have live births, and в breathe using their lungs. Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, lay eggs, and breathe using gills. Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, lay eggs, and breathe D using their lungs.

Both the owl and the green sea turtle are invertebrates, lay eggs, and breathe using gills. A Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, have live births, and в breathe using their lungs. Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, lay eggs, and breathe using gills. Both the owl and the green sea turtle are vertebrates, lay eggs, and breathe D using their lungs.

Essentials Of Human Development

1st Edition

ISBN:9781285647357

Author:Kail

Publisher:Kail

Chapter8: Rites Of Passage: Physical And Cognitive Development During Adolescence

Section8.3: Information Processing During Adolescence

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