What is unique about the reptile called tuatara, which is endemic to New Zealand and is sometimes called living fossils?
- It has a well-developed third eye.
- All of these
- It has two rows of teeth in the upper jaw.
- It is able to hear though it has no ears.
Answer
The correct answer is D) It is able to hear though it has no ears..
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