Question #150767. Asked by
BigTriviaDawg.
Last updated Mar 09 2024.
Originally posted Mar 09 2024 9:03 PM.
"B. taitana" is an oviparous caecilian, and there is a parent-offspring transfer of nutrients after birth. "B. taitana" offspring are born in an undeveloped state, thus requiring feeding and care by the parents. The dentition of offspring includes ‘fetal-like’ teeth, which they use to peel and eat the modified skin of their mothers after birth.
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