Answer:
sharks, rays, snakes, fishes, and insects
Explanation:
These ovoviviparous animals produce eggs, but instead of laying eggs, eggs develop inside the mother's body. The eggs are laid in the mother. After rocking, they stay in the mother for a while and feed there. Then the young are born live.
Ovoviparity is, therefore, a mixture of oviparous (animals that lay eggs) and viviparous (animals that develop in the mother’s body).
They probably chose this over black since black absorbs he most heat, and if something like a power outage occurs during the hot summer, ya want to stay as cool as possible...this is just my idea.
The basis of classification of
Linnaeus’ system is sexual reproduction. The
only "natural" taxon in Linnaeus' system is the species. Species defined
as a population with viable, fertile reproduction are separated from
interbreeding with other species.
