Do beings of the class Reptilia perform gas exchange in the same way a – InterviewSolution

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1.	Do beings of the class Reptilia perform gas exchange in the same way amphibians do?
Answer» These beings do not have permeable skin so they do not make cutaneous respiration like amphibians do. Just like in birds and in mammals, their respiration is pulmonary.

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