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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.

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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.

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The correct answer is "the amniotic egg."

Reptiles, birds, and mammals are all amniotes, a group of animals that have evolved the amniotic egg. This type of egg contains a special membrane, the amnion, which protects and hydrates the embryo. This allows these animals to reproduce on land, away from water. The evolution of the amniotic egg is a key factor that has enabled these animals to inhabit a wide range of terrestrial environments.

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