A) A forked tongue B) Fixed eyelids C) Adhesive toe pads D) Detachable tails
A) Nocturnal B) Diurnal C) Arboreal D) Crepuscular
A) Placoid B) Ganoid C) Granular D) Scutes
A) Setae B) Spikes C) Lamellae D) Claws
A) Food storage B) Predator avoidance C) Balance D) Thermoregulation
A) Ecdysis B) Autotomy C) Aposematism D) Crypsis
A) Round B) Horizontal slit C) Vertical slit D) Triangular
A) In the open B) Inside a nest C) In a hidden location D) In water
A) Insects B) Fish C) Plants D) Small mammals
A) Sphaerodactylidae B) Eublepharidae C) Uroplatus D) Gekkonidae
A) Eyelids B) Size C) Tail shape D) Toe pads
A) Growling B) Clicking or chirping C) Hissing D) Roaring
A) Increase surface area for adhesion B) Provide protection from abrasion C) Sense vibrations D) Absorb moisture
A) Arboreal B) Aerial C) Terrestrial D) Aquatic
A) Sweating B) Basking in the sun C) Panting D) Shivering
A) Crypsis B) Mimicry C) Aposematism D) Dichromatism
A) Eublepharidae B) Diplodactylidae C) Gekkonidae D) Sphaerodactylidae
A) Ichthyology B) Herpetology C) Entomology D) Ornithology
A) Temperate forests B) Deserts C) Tropical rainforest D) Arctic tundra
A) Circulation B) Respiration C) Digestion D) Excretion and reproduction
A) Gecko scales are smoother; snake scales are rough B) Gecko scales are larger; snake scales are smaller C) Gecko scales are granular; snake scales are overlapping D) Gecko scales are thicker; snake scales are thinner
A) Viviparity B) Ovoviviparity C) Parthenogenesis D) Hermaphroditism
A) By their coloration alone B) By examining the presence of preanal pores in males C) By their vocalizations alone D) By their size alone
A) Living in trees B) Living in burrows C) Living in deserts D) Living in water
A) Increased rainfall B) Overpopulation C) Cooler temperatures D) Habitat loss
A) Active during the day B) Active at dawn and dusk C) Active in the water D) Active at night
A) Helps with balance B) Enhances hearing C) Protects the eye D) Aids in smelling
A) Using electrical fields B) Excellent vision and sensing vibrations C) Using smell alone D) Using echolocation
A) To attract mates B) To change color C) To waterproof their skin D) To grow and remove parasites
A) Gekkonidae B) Diplodactylidae C) Sphaerodactylidae D) Eublepharidae |