Why are Amphibians unsuccessful vertebrates?
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Ans = They are said to be unsuccessful land vertebrates because they failed to adapt completely to the land environment.
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Amphibians are unsuccessful vertebrates because there are several land habitats to which they have failed to adapt.
Explanation:
- Small animals called amphibians require water or a moist environment to exist.
- This group of species includes newts, salamanders, toads, and frogs.
- All have extremely thin skin that allows them to breathe and absorb water.
- Additionally, amphibians have unique skin glands that create functional proteins.
- Amphibians can't control their body temperature because they have chilly blood.
- They require water to lay eggs.
- Since their eggs lack a shell, they could dry up on land and end up being wasted.
- Their skin is completely bare and has no external covering.
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