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How are amphibians different from reptiles

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Amphibians are different from reptiles in that reptiles hatch when they are born and remain basically the same shape throughout their lives. Amphibians, on the other hand, hatch as small, fish-like creatures in water and eventually grow their limbs and live as land creatures afterward.
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