In reptiles, the waterproofing of skin is mainly due to A Dermal mucus glands B Ciliated epidermis C Stratum corneum
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Chapter 12: Reptilia (Set-4)
In reptiles, scales are mainly derived from A Dermal denticles B Muscle layers C Epidermal folds D Nerve tissue Explanation
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Which layer mainly produces reptile keratin scales? A Dermis B Hypodermis C Epidermis D Peritoneum Explanation Reptile scales are epidermal
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Which skin structure forms reptile scales? A Dermal bone plates B Mucus gland secretion C Epidermal keratin layer D Cartilage
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Which reptile skin feature reduces water loss on land? A Slimy mucus skin B Thin permeable skin C Dry keratin
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In frogs, the spiral valve inside conus arteriosus mainly helps A Digest food faster B Store bile salts C Separate
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Which amphibian skin layer becomes more keratinized in adult toads A Dermis inner layer B Muscle layer C Bone layer
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Which larval organ is lost when a tadpole becomes an adult frog A Tympanum disc B External gills C Vocal
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Which adult frog feature mainly supports jumping on land A Strong hind limbs B Long tail fin C Sucker mouth
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Which feature best supports an amphibian’s “dual life” habit A Water and land life B Only desert living C Only
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