27) A) Must return to shore to lay eggs on land.
EXPLANATION: Sea turtles leave water and migrate to land to lay their eggs into a nest dug in the sand.
28) A) Limb girdles are inside the ribs.
EXPLANATION: This is the reason turtles are unique. For shell to protect limbs and head, it engulfs the limb girdles.
29) C) A shelled egg that can be laid on dry land.
EXPLANATION: Amphibians lays their eggs in water which are covered in gel whereas reptiles lay their eggs on land with a hard protective covering.
30) E) No temporal openings and the skull rooted with a dermal bone.
EXPLANATION: Anapsid skull do not have openings near temples but has a dermal bone.
31) D) Has a well developed parietal eye.
EXPLANATION: Tuatara has a third eye on the top of its head. It is called the parietal eye.It is only visible in hatchlings and later gets covered up with scales and pigments after 4-6 months.
32) E) All of the choices are challenges of life out of water.
EXPLANATION: Hence, animal needs to overcome all the challenges to accommadate on land.
For reproduction, a sea turtle A) must return to shore to lay eggs on land. B)...
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Vertebrates Vertebrates Cartilaginous fish Scales and amniotic egg Land and water Bony fish Finned Finned Transitional Fossil Gas exchange via skin Largest extant Group Gill Cover Controls Buoyancy Turtles 13 Mammals Feathered Descendent Egg-laying Place the letter in the appropriate blank a. Operculum k Osteichthyes b. Reptiles Cutaneous respiration c. Placental m. Anura d. Squamata n . Tiktaalik e. Homeothermy 0. Monotreme f. Swim bladder p Aves g Chelonia 4. Sarcopterygii h. Chondrichthyes i. Amphibians j. Actinopterygii Shared between both...