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This document discusses different types of reproduction in animals. Some animals give live birth and nourish their young internally, while others lay eggs and do not provide care to offspring. Certain animals that lay eggs, like birds, have feathers and lay eggs on land while others, like fish, have scales and lay eggs in water.
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