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How much do you know about. . .
Amphibians
1.  Most amphibians
are bloodless
are cold blooded
are warm-blooded

2.  Most amphibians
have hair or fur
have moist, smooth skin without scales
have dry, rough, scaly skin

3.  Most amphibians
give birth to live young
give birth to live young in pouches
give birth to young hatched from eggs

4.  Most amphibians
have gills for breathing
have lungs for breathing
do not breathe

5.  Most amphibians
begin their life cycle in water
begin their life cycle on land
begin their life cycle in water or on land

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(Amphibians live part of their lives in water and part on land, and the word "amphibian" literally means "double life."  The early part of every amphibian’s life is spent in the water.  Amphibian eggs are laid and hatch in water.  Much like fish, young amphibians breathe through gills in water and do not have legs.  As they grow, amphibians go through a gradual change (called metamorphosis) to develop legs, lungs, and other body parts in the process of becoming an adult.

The most well-known amphibian representatives are salamander, newts, frogs, toads, and caecilians.)

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