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Jason Norman

20 May, 12:14

A scientist is observing an amphibian. It has brightly colored skin, four legs, sticky pads on its feet, and a long, narrow body. Which amphibian is the scientist most likely observing? a salamander because it has sticky pads on its feet a salamander because it has a long, thin body a frog because it has four legs a frog because it has brightly colored skin

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