Do turtles have exoskeleton?

Biology

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Alexeev081 [22]2 years ago

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<h2>The turtle shell isn't like any other protective element of any living animal: it's not an exoskeleton, like some invertebrates have, nor is it made of ossified scales like armadillos, pangolins, or some snake and reptile species. ... The turtle shell is actually a peculiar evolution of a turtle's bone structure</h2>

Ierofanga [76]2 years ago

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No. Turtles are vertebrate animals with internal skeletons. Even the shell is made of bone covered by a thin layer of tissue and keratin scutes (material similar to your fingernails). The entire skeleton is on the inside. A turtle’s shell is no more an exoskeleton than your own skull is.

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