A few characteristics of the turtle are listed below: segmented body jaws and limbs no hair no placenta used during reproduction where does the turtle belong in the cladogram shown below? apex

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Deborah Villegas

Biology

7 January, 18:30

A few characteristics of the turtle are listed below: segmented body jaws and limbs no hair no placenta used during reproduction where does the turtle belong in the cladogram shown below? apex

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Sincere Pugh · Answer 1

The turtle is a slow animal, a terrestrial or marine reptile of the order of the Testudines in the subclass of Chelonians, characterized by a protective shell, enclosing its body and covered with scales. Sea turtles are also included.

The right answer to this question is E.

Two arguments support this answer:

First of all the turtle has no hair and has no placenta (he lay eggs so he is oviparous).

The turtle possesses jaws and limbs.

Meadow Freeman · Answer 2

The turtle belongs in the Cladograms with the Limbs.