Which feature is not one of the adaptations that allows reptiles to live in terrestrial environments where water must be conserved?

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Excretion of salts is not specifically an adaptation for conserving water in terrestrial environments for reptiles. While reptiles do have mechanisms to deal with salt balance, the key adaptations that enable them to conserve water in terrestrial environments include scaly skin to reduce water loss, excretion of uric acid which requires less water to eliminate waste, shelled eggs that prevent desiccation of the embryo, and internal fertilization to ensure successful reproduction without the need for an aquatic environment.

Which Feature Is Not One of the Adaptations That Allows