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explain the terms viveparavs and onporoces animals with examples.
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Examples of Viviparous

Humans. Humans, like most mammals, are viviparous animals. ...

Higher Sharks. Sharks are an example of an animal that is viviparous and exhibits very little to no parental care. ...

Amphibians.

Other examples include some species of scorpions and cockroaches, certain genera of sharks and snakes, and velvet worms. Ovoviviparity, a less developed form of viviparity, occurs in most vipers, and in most live-bearing bony fishes (Poeciliidae).

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