Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle agreed that the only animals to possess rational souls are: amphibians (cold-blooded oviparous quadrupeds without scales) birds (warm-blooded oviparous vertebrates with feathers) reptiles (cold-blooded oviparous quadrupeds with scales) D. humans (warm-blooded viviparous vertebrates with hair) fish (cold-blooded gill-breathing aquatic vertebrates)

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle agreed that the only animals to possess rational souls are: amphibians (cold-blooded oviparous quadrupeds without scales) birds (warm-blooded oviparous vertebrates with feathers) reptiles (cold-blooded oviparous quadrupeds with scales) D. humans (warm-blooded viviparous vertebrates with hair) fish (cold-blooded gill-breathing aquatic vertebrates)

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter39: Animal Behavior

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