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Question
Ovoviviparity is seen in this caecilian named as:
Ovoviviparity is seen in this caecilian named as:
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Solution
The correct option is B Typhlonectes
- Typhlonectes is the genus of the class Amphibia which resembles the body of a snake and is called the caecilian.
- These animals show ovoviviparity as the eggs are fertilized inside the body of the animal and the embryos develop in the eggs inside the body of the mother.
- When the embryos are completely developed, the eggs hatch.
Thus, the correct answer is option B.
- Typhlonectes is the genus of the class Amphibia which resembles the body of a snake and is called the caecilian.
- These animals show ovoviviparity as the eggs are fertilized inside the body of the animal and the embryos develop in the eggs inside the body of the mother.
- When the embryos are completely developed, the eggs hatch.
Thus, the correct answer is option B.
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