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    Reptiles and Birds Differ from Amphibians in That They Lack
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Reptiles and Birds Differ from Amphibians in That They Lack

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Reptiles and birds differ from amphibians in that they lack a free larval stage. What adaptation allowed the elimination of this stage?

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The development of an amniotic egg made ...

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