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Originally posted by @vendaI considered tadpole, but was thinking of the species and ruled it out, being that the species is chordate. I have to expand my thinking to outside the pond.
Correct.
A tadpole.Well done
I obviously new a tadpole would [b] eventually develop a backbone but not at the tadpole stage which is why I answered no to the chordata question.
Consider if the animal was a human embryo and the question was "do you have eyes"? wouldn't the answer be "no" ?[/b]
Good, one, venda.
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Originally posted by @vendaI had 'tadpole' in mind when you said yes to amphibian, but I equated spinal chord (question #4) with the nerve chord present in tadpoles. I should have just gone with my instincts, and ignored what Mr Google was telling me.
Correct.
A tadpole.Well done
I obviously new a tadpole would [b] eventually develop a backbone but not at the tadpole stage which is why I answered no to the chordata question.
Consider if the animal was a human embryo and the question was "do you have eyes"? wouldn't the answer be "no" ?[/b]
#14 (Do you undergo metamorphosis?) was a big clue because of how it's worded... frogs don't undergo metamorphosis, but tadpoles do. 🙂
By the way, those two little dark spots on an embryos head are his (or her) eyes.
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Originally posted by @lemon-limeThat’s what they all say.🙂
This one could also be easy - animal
Are you oviparous?
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Originally posted by @js357animal
That’s what they all say.🙂
Are you oviparous?
1. Are you oviparous?
Yes
Originally posted by @vendaanimal
How many humps have you got?
1. Are you oviparous?
Yes
1.5 How many humps have you got?
uhhm, none?
Originally posted by @lemon-limeIs your species extinct?
animal
1. Are you oviparous?
Yes
1.5 How many humps have you got?
uhhm, none?
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Originally posted by @lemon-limeIn reproduction, does the female of your species release (“lay” ) eggs that have been fertilized by the male inside her body (eg birds) as opposed to releasing underutilized eggs that find male sperm cells that are released by the male, typically in water, (eg fish)? A yes answer points more toward birds although not definitively; a no points toward fish.
2. Is your species extinct?
No
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Originally posted by @js357animal
In reproduction, does the female of your species release (“lay” ) eggs that have been fertilized by the male inside her body (eg birds) as opposed to releasing underutilized eggs that find male sperm cells that are released by the male, typically in water, (eg fish)? A yes answer points more toward birds although not definitively; a no points toward fish.
1. Are you oviparous?
Yes
2. Is your species extinct?
No
3. does the female of your species release (“lay” ) eggs that have been fertilized by the male?
Yes
Originally posted by @lemon-limeI now see that autocorrect mistakenly put underutilized for unfertilized. If this matters to your answer, chirp once; if it doesn’t, chirp twice.
animal
1. Are you oviparous?
Yes
2. Is your species extinct?
No
3. does the female of your species release (“lay” ) eggs that have been fertilized by the male?
Yes
Originally posted by @js357chirp chirp
I now see that autocorrect mistakenly put underutilized for unfertilized. If this matters to your answer, chirp once; if it doesn’t, chirp twice.
Originally posted by @handyandy3.5 Autocorrect? Is that like a mother-in-law?
Autocorrect? Is that like a mother-in-law?
Yes