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'''Reptiles''' are a class of [[ectothermic]] ("cold-blooded") [[animal]]s found throughout the world. Reptiles are [[vertebrate]]s, as they have an internal skeleton and a backbone. They are also amniotic tetrapods and their skin protects them from drying out. Common reptiles include [[Alligator|alligators]], [[Lizard|lizards]], [[Snake|snakes]], and [[turtles]]. | '''Reptiles''' are a class of [[ectothermic]] ("cold-blooded") [[animal]]s found throughout the world. Reptiles are [[vertebrate]]s, as they have an internal skeleton and a backbone. They are also amniotic tetrapods and their skin protects them from drying out. Common reptiles include [[Alligator|alligators]], [[Lizard|lizards]], [[Snake|snakes]], and [[turtles]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:15, February 22, 2015
Reptiles are a class of ectothermic ("cold-blooded") animals found throughout the world. Reptiles are vertebrates, as they have an internal skeleton and a backbone. They are also amniotic tetrapods and their skin protects them from drying out. Common reptiles include alligators, lizards, snakes, and turtles.
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