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Crocodiles have a bony skeleton, primarily composed of dense, robust bones that provide strength and support for their large bodies. Their skeleton is adapted for an aquatic lifestyle, featuring a streamlined shape and strong limbs that facilitate swimming. The skull is elongated with a powerful jaw structure, allowing them to capture and hold onto prey effectively. Additionally, crocodiles exhibit a unique feature called osteoderms, which are bony plates embedded in their skin that provide extra protection.
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Are crocodiles Invertebrates.?
Crocodiles have an internal bony skeleton and a spine, so are vertebrates.
What kind of skeleton is a cheetah?
A cheetah has an endoskeleton, which is an internal skeleton.
What skeleton contains the head neck and spine?
Humans, cats, dogs, hamsters, armadillo, birds, tigers, crocodiles, a lot of mammals( i think all of them), etc -------------------------- Generically a vertebrate's skeleton.
What kind of skeleton do humans have?
The boney kind.
What kind of roll do crocodiles do?
The death roll.
What kind of skeleton do you have?
internal
What type of skeleton do grasshoppers tapeworms and crocodiles have?
Grasshoppers have an exoskeleton, which is a hard outer structure made of chitin that provides support and protection. Tapeworms possess a soft, flexible body without any skeleton, as they are flatworms that rely on their body structure for support. Crocodiles have an endoskeleton made of bone, which provides internal support and protection for their bodies. Each of these organisms has evolved a skeleton type that suits its lifestyle and habitat.
Animals that have a skeleton located on the outside of their body have what kind of skeleton?
This is called an exoskeleton.
What kind of forest do crocodiles live in?
in wet lands
What kind of eggs do crocodiles lay?
Crocodile eggs
What kind of skeleton does a dolphin have?
a spine?
What kind of skeleton locost has?
exoskeleton
