Adaptations to prevent water loss in terrestrial animals include a chitinous exoskeleton in invertebrates and dead, keratinized skin in mammals, birds, and reptiles.
Las adaptaciones para prevenir la pérdida de agua en animales terrestres incluyen un exoesqueleto quitinoso en invertebrados y piel queratinizada y muerta en mamíferos, aves y reptiles.
| Front | Adaptations to prevent water loss by terrestrial animals |
|---|---|
| Back | Invertebrates: chitinous exoskeleton Mammals, Birds, Reptiles: dead, keratinized skin |
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