1)A lizard-like reptile with a

  1. CrocodiliansA)a reptile that resembles a worm, having no legs or just front legs and living in the earth B)a type of amphibian
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  2. Amphisbaeniana reptile that looks like a lizard but has a different body structure a reptile that resembles a worm, having no
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  3. TuataraA)a reptile that looks like a lizard, but has a different body structure B)a type of amphibian that shares
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  4. 1)A lizard-like reptile with a narrow head(Greek)2)A large reptile with a sort,flat head(Spanish) 3)A theatrical dance(French,
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  5. A lizard is a reptile. A frog is an amphibian. How are they different?(1 point) Responses A lizard is cold-blooded. A frog is
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  6. Lizard A traveled x feet. Lizard D traveled3 1 ​ less than Lizard A. Write an equivalent equation to show another way you can
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  7. Lizard A traveled x feet. Lizard D traveled3 1 ​ less than Lizard A. Write an equivalent equation to show another way you can
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  8. 1. The function f(x) = 5(1.24)x models the length (cm) of a lizard from the beginning of a lizard's life. According to the
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  9. AmphisbaenianA)a type of large reptile that has sharp teeth and a strong body and is a predator, like an alligator B)a type of
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  10. Whiptails are a species of lizard that live in deserts across North and South America. The whiptail lizard population is
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