What are some similarities between a sea slug and a spotted salamander

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Marizza181 [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Some similarities between a sea slug and a spotted salamander:

1. They both reproduce in a water source. For sea slug oceans, while for Spotted salamander, mostly ponds.

2. They both lay eggs meaning they are oviparous.

Explanation:

The sea slug is an aquatic animal without a bony skeleton. Spotted salamander have a bony skeleton with a similar resemblance to that of a lizard in shape but are diffferent in color, they are amphibians

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