Biology, asked by Benny7050, 10 months ago

How does a snake scale differs from that of a fish

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Answered by KeshavGiri

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The scales of a fish and a snake differ paleontologically. The scales of fish are made up of mesoderm, one of the three primary germ layers. Whereas, the scale of a snake is epidermic. Snakes have different sizes of scales over their body according to the physical stress of a specific body part.

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