Basic Biology of Reptiles & Amphibians

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Animals that are arboreal are adapted for life in the trees, the canopy, and the surrounding foliage. They tend to be well adapted for climbing and hanging. Many have long, prehensile tails for counterbalancing their weight or aiding in movement. Their feet in particular are often highly adapted; some, like iguanas, have long, sharp nails for

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