Q1) Comb like sensory structures visible on the ventral surface of scorpions.


Q2) Capable of grasping or wrapping with the tail.

Q3) Subspecies.

Q4) Horns around the nose area.

Q5) A horny, chitinous, or bony external plate or scale, as on the shell of a turtle or the underside of a snake. Also called scutum.

Q6) Able to live on both land and water; some turtles and frogs.

Q7) One or more animals which closely resemble one another. A group of them together forms a genus.

Q8) Positioned above the tympanum (external eardrum).

Q9) A spur found on the back of the rear feet on male Veiled chameleons for use in breeding.

Q10) The science of classifying plants and animals.