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The Tetrapods,of locomotion over the rough land surface where friction is high. In a sense the primitive fishes were preadapted for breathing air since they already had lungs and some groups, judging from their modern counterparts, the lungfishes, would have used their lungs for air breathing. Locomotion on land

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Amphibians,birds evolved. Like all new groups entering a virtually untenanted environment they underwent adaptive radiation and occupied different habitats within the limits imposed by their general structure and physiology. The body in most was rather crocodile-like with bony scales along the belly and in som

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Caecilians,ough one family, the Typhlonectidae, comprises riverine forms. Caecilians resemble large earthworms having a cylindrical body with numerous transverse rings and no legs or tail. Because of their habits they are seldom seen, but are possibly not uncommon locally. There are 150 species in 20 genera, w

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Frogs and Toads, and some isolated islands, and occupy a great range of habitats. Yet the frog (or toad) is one of the most easily recognisable of all vertebrates. They are all quite obviously of rather similar shape and size, whether they are terrestrial or aquatic, burrowing or arboreal, even though they number s

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Market Economy and the Intellectualspetology, particularly for teaching purposes. The reptiles arose from the amphibians in the Upper Carboniferous Period and at that time the two groups were structurally so similar that it is difficult to distinguish between them. However, this similarity does not extend to their living representativ

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Carl Walker,Serdar M. De?irmencio?luof locomotion over the rough land surface where friction is high. In a sense the primitive fishes were preadapted for breathing air since they already had lungs and some groups, judging from their modern counterparts, the lungfishes, would have used their lungs for air breathing. Locomotion on land

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0839-7birds evolved. Like all new groups entering a virtually untenanted environment they underwent adaptive radiation and occupied different habitats within the limits imposed by their general structure and physiology. The body in most was rather crocodile-like with bony scales along the belly and in som

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