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Animal Embryology
Fish and Reptile embryos have ___________. Adult fish and reptiles do not share this.(1 point)
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gill slits
gill slits
scales
scales
3 answers
embryonic tails
that not an answer
Sorry for the confusion, the correct answer is gill slits. Fish and reptile embryos both have gill slits during their early development stages, but they are not present in the adult stage.
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