BIOLOGY:ESSENTIALS NSU- CONNECT
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Chapter 17, Problem 12MCQ
How do reptiles and mammals differ from amphibians?
a. | Only reptiles and mammals are amniotes |
b. | Only reptiles and mammals are tetrapods |
c. | Only reptiles and mammals have lungs |
d. | All of the above are correct. |
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