What is the difference between the skin of amphibians and reptiles?

Answer 1

An amphibian is a cold blooded animal that breathes through aquatic gills. An insect is a small arthropod animal that has 6 legs and most have wings.

Answer 2

Reptilian eggs are Amniotic eggs while Amphibians eggs are Anamniotic eggs .

Reptiles have solid eggs while amphibians have soft eggs that have no protective shell

Reptilian eggs are those laid by reptiles and are characterized by a hard shell. Amphibian eggs are those laid by amphibians are covered by jelly coat .

Reptile eggs have a leathery coating that helps to prevent them from drying out, while amphibian eggs do not, meaning they must stay in moist areas

Reptile eggs have a tougher exterior than amphibians that protects them from dessication. Amphibian eggs are usually laid in a clump of jelly which is under or near water.

Answer 3

Amphibians and reptiles are very similar to each other, but they're still a few differences.

Compare:

1. They're both vertebrates.
2. They both have scales.
3. They both lay eggs.

Contrast:

1. Amphibians starts their life as water but move to lands as they mature but reptiles mainly live on land except for crocodiles and turtles.
2. There are fewer amphibians than reptiles.

Answer 4

Main difference is the fact that reptilian egg is amniotic and amphibian egg is an-amniotic . for a layman reptilian egg is shelled bur amphibian egg is not shelled . Reptilian egg is macrolecithal and amphibian egg is mesolecithal .

Answer 5

amphibioms beath thouth gills reptiles dont.

Answer 6

Amphibians have smooth wet skin and reptiles have dry scaly skin.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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