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Do reptiles lay eggs on land or in a nest?
Some reptiles lay egg in the nest and some reptiles lay egg on the land.
How did reptiles pave the way for more land animals?
With skin and egg shells able to retain water, reptiles could remain out of water indefinitely, unlike their amphibian ancestors. Mammals and dinosaurs (from which birds evolved) later evolved from reptiles.
Is a reptile born or hatched from an egg?
reptiles hatch from an egg
What group evolved from the amphibians with the development of the amniotic egg?
reptiles
What is so special about a reptiles egg?
The answer is, the colour and the pattern of the egg and the shape.
Which feature related with egg structure imposes terristrial life reptiles?
Which feature related with egg structure imposes terristrial life reptiles?
How is an amniotic egg important adaptation for reptiles?
The amniotic egg allows reptiles to reproduce on land, away from water.
How big is a reptiles egg?
pretty small
What kind of reptiles doesn't lay egg?
you
What are the major structures of a reptiles egg?
round
Do reptiles need water when they are in an egg?
yes
What size is a reptiles egg?
It depends on the species.
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