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Amphibians undergo a life cycle called metamorphosis where they breathe with lungs as adults and are mostly carnivorous.
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- 1. Amphibians
- 2. The life cycle of frogs is called metamorphosis
- 3. Adult amphibians breathe with their lungs.
- 4. Most amphibians are carnivores