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What kind of animal is diadectes?
Scientist believed that it wasn't an amphibian but it was actually the first reptile.
What is it called when an amphibian keeps their tail as an adult?
They are called salamanders
What is a female amphibian called?
your mam and your sister
What amphibian has young called tadpoles?
Frogs.
Mammal and amphibian is called?
mammals are typically animals, but humans are mammals too. ex bear, humans. an amphibian are frogs.
Is a hermit crab a amphibian?
No, they're called crustaceans.
What is an amphibian called if it keeps its tail?
Salimanders toads
What is the Peculiar worm-like amphibian?
They are called caecilians.
What is d larvae form of an amphibian called?
Tadpoles.
What is an animail called that lives in and out of water?
an amphibian e.g a frog
What is known as the overhead boiler?
It is called a salamander, no reference to the amphibian.
What can you called to the animals that live both in the water and in the land?
Amphibian
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