How do both a bird and a reptile reproduce?

a. They both lay eggs in the water.

b. They both lay amniotic eggs.

c. They both have live babies.

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Blake Mccall

Biology

28 May, 17:45

How do both a bird and a reptile reproduce?

a. They both lay eggs in the water.

b. They both lay amniotic eggs.

c. They both have live babies.

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Maliyah Humphrey · Answer 1

The answer is b. They both lay amniotic eggs.

Both birds and reptiles belong to a clade of vertebrates, Amniotes, which lay amniotic eggs. Mammals also belong to Amniotes. Amniotic eggs can remain within the mother after fertilization or can be laid on land. On the other side, anamniotic eggs are usually laid in the water.

How do both a bird and a reptile reproduce?a. They both lay eggs in the water.b. They both lay amniotic eggs.c. They both have live babies.

How do both a bird and a reptile reproduce?

a. They both lay eggs in the water.

b. They both lay amniotic eggs.

c. They both have live babies.