The animals which lay eggs are called:
Correct answer: A. Oviparous
- A. Oviparous
- B. Viviparous
- C. Dioecious
- D. Neuter
Explanation
In terrestrial conditions, fertilization is internal. Sperms are lodged in the female body where fertilization occurs. This may lead to external development as in reptiles and birds. They lay shelled eggs to protect the developing embryo from harsh terrestrial conditions. Such animals are called oviparous.
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