Asked by
Christopher Escobar
on Oct 29, 2024Verified
In which group did the amniotic egg first evolve?
A) Amphibians
B) Birds
C) Reptiles
D) Mammals
E) Frogs
Amniotic Egg
An egg that contains amniotic fluid to protect and hydrate the embryo; a key adaptation for life on land found in reptiles, birds, and mammals.
Evolve
The sequence by which distinct living species are theorized to have evolved and expanded from prior versions across the earth's historical span.
- Explain the significance of amniotic eggs in vertebrate evolution.
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Learning Objectives
- Explain the significance of amniotic eggs in vertebrate evolution.
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