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According to the cladogram, which characteristic was used to separate bony fish from amphibians?



jaws

cartilage

bony skeleton

lungs

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Tabbey

Lungs

Amphibians are known to be animals which can survive both on land and in water. They can walk on land and have limbs to swim. However, they do not have gills to breath but can only breath directly from air through lungs while bony fish have fins to swim in water and can breathe through there gills and filter oxygen from water.

Lanuel

Based on the cladogram, the characteristic which was used to separate bony fish from amphibians is the lungs.

What is an amphibian?

An amphibian can be defined as living organisms (animals) that can survive and live both on land and inside the water. Thus, amphibians can walk on land and they also have limbs to swim, but they don't have gills to breath.

This ultimately implies that, amphibians can only breath in air directly through the use of their lungs.

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