Question

1. How do amphibians breathe under water?
2 What is the advantage of muscular limbs in arb
3 What is a prehensile tail? How does it help the​

Answer 1

Amphibians breathe underwater by gills.

Muscular limbs help in locomotion.

It is a tail in animals adapted to hold objects

Answer 2

Explanation:

1. How do amphibians breathe underwater?

• Most of the amphibians breathe through the lungs and skins when they are under the water.

2. What is the advantage of muscular limbs in ARB?

• ARB - Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers helps in strengthening the muscles of our body.

• The facts reveal that muscle strength is closely related to the risk of mortality in chronic HD patients.

• Therefore, ARB potentially possesses a muscle protective effect.

3. What is a prehensile tail? How does it help?

• A prehensile tail is the tail of an animal that has adapted to grasp or hold objects.

• It is more like hands for the animals to hold onto objects. The arboreal creatures used the prehensile tails to find and eat foods.

• The prehensile tails are found in two primates group namely Cebus and Atelines.