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Amphibia  Eyes Special Covering Nictating Membrane Tympanum Represents

Amphibians have eyes with a nictitating membrane, a tympanum for hearing, and a cloaca into which their digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts open.

Amphibian eyes have a nictitating membrane, ears are represented by a tympanum, and their alimentary, urinary, and reproductive tracts open into a common cloaca.

Text in amphibia  The eyes have special covering known as nictating membrane. A tympanum
represents the ear. Alimentary canal, urinary and
reproductive tracts  open into a common chamber called
cloaca which opens to the exterior

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