In a few reptiles, the ________ at which fertilized eggs are kept determines the sex of offspring.TemperaturePressurePlaceAll

Select all the characteristics that allow reptiles to successfully live and reproduce on land.Multiple select question.amniotic eggskidneys that only excrete small amounts of waterexternal fertilizationimproved lungs and circulatory capacityrespiration through the skintough, scaly skin

Which statement is best supported by the information in the model?A.Temperature affects the size of a turtle embryo, regardless of whether the embryo is female or male.B.Temperature affects the number of baby turtles that are hatched.C.Temperature affects the speed at which cell division occurs in a turtle embryo.D.Temperature affects which genes are turned on in a turtle embryo's stem cells.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Reproduction in reptiles, birds, and mammals is not tied to water due to the evolution ofMultiple choice question.jaws.separate sex organs.the amniotic egg.a four-chambered heart.

Select all the aspects of reptile reproduction that are adapted to dry conditions.Multiple select question.larvae with gillsamniotic eggeggs without shellsinternal fertilization

A fertilized egg that is a genetically male bearded dragon can develop into a female dragon if the air temperature is high enough. What is the likely cause of this phenomenon?A.Bearded dragons' development is unaffected by their DNA.B.Bearded dragons prefer higher air temperatures.C.Temperature affects the way cells differentiate.D.Cellular division is slowed down by higher temperatures.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS