Birds, Dinosaurs, and Reptiles - Ask A Biologist

Birds, Dinosaurs, and Reptiles - Ask A Biologist reptiles Anatomy of Reptiles · Reptiles possess a common cloaca, which receives the lower GI, reproductive, and urinary tracts · Lizards and chelonians are quadrupeds reptiles Some examples of reptiles are turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, and crocodiles Vocabulary Words Amphibian An ectothermic vertebrate which lives a double

reptiles As opposed to mammals and birds, reptiles have neither fur nor feathers, but scales Reptiles can not be confused with amphibians because reptiles have dry,

reptiles Unlike amphibians, reptiles have no larval forms The young are either born alive like the adder and common lizard, or hatch from eggs ( Unlike amphibians, reptiles have no larval forms The young are either born alive like the adder and common lizard, or hatch from eggs (