Tails can be regenerated in:

Correct answer: C. Both lizards and the larvae of amphibians

  • A. The larvae of amphibians
  • B. Lizards
  • C. Both lizards and the larvae of amphibians
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Lizards possess the ability to regenerate a cartilage rod and associated tail from an already regenerated portion of their tail, after a shearing event through the cartilage rod, such as a bite from a predator. Various research papers suggest larvae also possess this ability.

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