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It's hard to believe that all of these are in the same class of animals, but they do share some common characteristics.
Now you should have a pretty good understanding of the animals in class Reptilia and their special characteristics. It's time to complete the Reptile Field Guide and move on. Choose your reptile and complete the field guide! The following are some websites to help you get started researching a reptile of your choice. This is just a start. You may find other websites that will also help you fill in your field guide. Web Resources:![]() Life Science Connections: Reptiles
We'll be staying on the islands a bit longer to continue your quest activities with a look at birds. In addition to the unique reptiles you've seen, there are quite a few unique birds on these islands too.
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