>Can I copy your homework?
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he he he
>>4770528caimancrocgator
>>4770528CrocCaimanGator
>>4770528CamianGatorCroc
>>4770759winner>>4770686>>4770765noobs
>>4770776shit..Could have sworn caiman was the one with the stick looking jaw
>>4770528>no gharialsad, they’re cool
>>4770519Alligators actually evolved first. Gharials and other crocodiles are more recent.
>>4770528American dilo Spectacled caimanAmerican alligator aka all the shit tier backyard crocodiles found in Florida lmao
>>4770803Different species of caimans have very different skull shapes. Same for crocodiles
>>4770528Croc (visible upper and lower teeth)Caiman (has that crest between its eyes)Alligator (broad, rounded snout)and here's the missing cousin
>>4770528CrocodileCaimanAlligator I am correct
>croc and alli: different species>blonde and bleached blonde: same speciesyep
>>4771269you would think having a snout that thin that looks like it could snap like a pretzel would be a disadvantage
>>4771406They pretty much only eat fish, a snout like that is good for catching and holding them
>>4770970Huh... rhat throws out what I knew to be the difference between the species. Confusing lizards...
>>4771572>lizardsUM ACKSHULLY
>>4770528top:crocmid:caimanbottom:alligator
>>4770851iirc the split between Crocs and Gators predates the extinction of the Dinosaurs.
>>4771269This isn't actually a universal truth. There are some gators with visible shaped snouts and Gators with rounded snouts. Best way to tell is to check if the body has iso sensors. Gators only have them on their heads while crocs have them all over their body. Basically if they have black dots on their bodies they're crocs. If it's only on the head it's a gator.
>>4771982its only a truth in the americas, because you have both crocodiles and alligators
>>4770519Aren't they both technically Crocodilians? it's like saying a wolf isn't a dog, at that point, you're just being semantic, and everybody calls me anti-semantic
>>4774011Crocodilia is an entire order, that's like saying humans and lemurs are the same thing because we're both in the order Primates
>>4771572they are closer related to birds then they are to lizards
