17) The distinguishing characteristic of the animals known as tetrapods is that they all Group of answer choices walk upright on two legs like humans do have feathers have an amniotic egg have fur/hair have four limbs and are adapted for life on land

17) The distinguishing characteristic of the animals known as tetrapods is that they all Group of answer choices walk upright on two legs like humans do have feathers have an amniotic egg have fur/hair have four limbs and are adapted for life on land

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Chapter31: Sponges, Cnidarians, Ctenophores, And Protostomes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7TYU: Which of the following characteristics is associated with mollusks? (a) mandibles (b) mantle (c)...

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17) The distinguishing characteristic of the animals known as tetrapods is that they all

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walk upright on two legs like humans do

have feathers

have an amniotic egg

have fur/hair

have four limbs and are adapted for life on land

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