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Reptilia is the taxonomic class in which most species lay amniotic eggs. These eggs have a membrane that surrounds the developing embryo and provides protection and allows gas exchange. Reptiles, birds, and some mammals are examples of species that lay amniotic eggs.
Not all animals have placentas because they lay eggs instead. Only mammals have placentas by the way. Other animals use eggs and amniotic eggs.
It depends what bird it is. Some eggs are white, some are blue and some can be pale green.
Some characteristics of reptiles include having scaly skin, being cold-blooded, laying amniotic eggs, having a three-chambered heart, and being predominantly terrestrial. They also typically have claws, scales, and breathe with lungs. Reptiles have adapted to various environments and exhibit a wide range of sizes and physical features.
No, 'eggs' is just the plural for egg. Some example of possessive forms:This bird's eggs are in the nest. (the eggs belong to this bird)The egg's shell is broken. (the shell belongs to the egg, singular)The eggs' shells are broken. (the shells belong to the eggs, plural)
a pheasant is a long tailed bird
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Amniotic eggs, an evolutionary innovation that helped tetrapods more "advanced" than amphibians adapt to a fully terrestrial lifestyle, are an adaption utilized by most reptiles, with some live-bearing Snakes retaining the eggs inside the body until they hatch, though there are also Boas that are actually viviparous like most mammals. All Birds also lay amniotic eggs, as do Monotremes, a "primitive" order of mammals which consist of the Platypus and Echidna. Hope this helps! :) xxx
two birds had 7 and one had 5
its just how the bird is and some of its characteristics but this question was very poorly worded
The platypus is nothing like a bird. It is an egg-laying mammal. The eggs it lays are soft-shelled and leathery, unlike a bird's eggs, which are hard-shelled. There are some general characteristics which are similar. Birds and platypuses are both air-breathing endothermic vertebrates. Birds and platypuses both have a cloaca, a single vent for both reproduction and waste.
Bird eggs will only develop at a temperature close to the body temperature of the parent bird. Thus, a parent bird usually incubates the eggs by sitting on them to keep them warm.