Biology, 30.10.2020 18:30 smarties96

How do amphibians and reptiles hatchlings differ from each other? Reptiles look like the adult version as they hatch and amphibians do not.
The adult reptiles leave food for their hatchling and amphibians do not.
Amphibians produce fewer eggs and reptiles produce very many eggs.
Adult reptiles leave their eggs and amphibians leave do not leave their eggs.

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