examples of reptiles [1]

Reptiles: cold-blooded vertebrates covered in scales (about 6,000 species) having limbs that are sometimes atrophied or absent.
examples of reptiles [1] 						Widespread nonvenomous snake with a slightly flat oval head; its tail is longer than that of the viper.				  							Insectivorous lizard of Africa and India with a prehensile tail; it lives in trees and can change color to hide itself.				  							Widespread diurnal and mainly insectivorous land reptile with a long brittle tail.

See Also


anatomy of a turtle

morphology of a turtle

skeleton of a venomous snake: head

anatomy of a venomous snake

morphology of a venomous snake: head

garter snake

Widespread nonvenomous snake with a slightly flat oval head; its tail is longer than that of the viper.

chameleon

Insectivorous lizard of Africa and India with a prehensile tail; it lives in trees and can change color to hide itself.

lizard

Widespread diurnal and mainly insectivorous land reptile with a long brittle tail.