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8 years ago
Like what are some anatomical differences and can a sea snake live on land, and vice versa for land snakes. In other words, would dumping a land snake in water drawn it?
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7 years ago
In SEA SNAKES THE END PART OF THE BODY ( remember it cannot be called as tail because it is the characteristic feature of mammals).   Becomes dorsoventrally flattened which help in swimming. Land snake cannot live in water because they do not have such an   
Adaptation. Many more physiological and morphological differences are also there.
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Quote from: Nikhil verma (7 years ago)
In SEA SNAKES THE END PART OF THE BODY ( remember it cannot be called as tail because it is the characteristic feature of mammals).

Wait... You mean reptiles don't have tails? Then what's a gecko/lizard rip off when they're trying to escape predators?
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7 years ago
Now I agree with the above reply,  it all happens because of my school teacher ,he is a fool !!   he told us that tail is the characteristic feature of mammals .
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