Why do we keep both snake and turtle in the same class ?
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Both snake and turtle have been placed by taxonomists in class Raptilia of phylum Chordata. This is done because of the following features;
i) skin without glands;
ii) three-chambered (infact incompletely four chambered) heart;
iii) respiration through lungs;
iv) hard shelled eggs;
v) embryo protected by extra embryonic membranes.
Hope this helps!!! ^_^
⬇ANSWER⬇
Both snake and turtle have been placed by taxonomists in class Raptilia of phylum Chordata. This is done because of the following features;
i) skin without glands;
ii) three-chambered (infact incompletely four chambered) heart;
iii) respiration through lungs;
iv) hard shelled eggs;
v) embryo protected by extra embryonic membranes.
Hope this helps!!! ^_^
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