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noname [10]
2 years ago
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3. How many limbs do organisms in the order Gymnophiona have? 1: two 2: multiple pairs 3 : none​

Biology
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vivado [14]2 years ago
5 0

the organisms in the order Gymnophiona have no limbs. Option 3

<h3>What is Gymnophiona ?</h3>

Gymnophiona also  called Apoda, area known as one of the three major  orders of the class Amphibia.

Its members are known as caecilians which means “sightless” or “blind.”

Majority of the organisms in this group are limbless and wormlike amphibians that live underground in humid tropical regions throughout the world.

They are believed to have internal fertilization.

Their heads are blunt, and their skulls are bony and compact in nature.

Since they are limbless, they have no limbs

Thus, the organisms in the order Gymnophiona have no limbs. Option 3

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