Snakes and similar animals are members of a group called reptiles how do reptiles differ from other animals?

A. They are cartilage instead of bones

B. They divide their time between living on land and living in water

C. they have skin covered with scales

D. They regulate their own internal temperature

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Mollie Mcpherson

Biology

23 March, 15:43

Snakes and similar animals are members of a group called reptiles how do reptiles differ from other animals?

A. They are cartilage instead of bones

B. They divide their time between living on land and living in water

C. they have skin covered with scales

D. They regulate their own internal temperature

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Answers (2)

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Nash · Answer 1

The answer is C. Because they do have scales

Marquis Crane · Answer 2

A. we know reptiles have bone so this isn't true

B. this describes amphibians

C. we know reptiles do have scales.

D. reptiles aren't able to regulate their temperature

So by cancelling out other answers you can figure out its C

Snakes and similar animals are members of a group called reptiles how do reptiles differ from other animals?A. They are cartilage instead of bonesB. They divide their time between living on land and living in waterC. they have skin covered with scalesD. They regulate their own internal temperature