Q. Reptiles are different from amphibians in

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

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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