Question

multiple - choice question
which of the following best explains amphibians?
organisms that live solely in water
organisms that are segmented into different sections
organisms that live on land and in water; aka \double - life\
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Explanation:

Amphibians are organisms that can live both on land and in water. Their life cycle often involves an aquatic larval stage (like tadpoles) and a more terrestrial adult stage. The term "amphibian" comes from the Greek word meaning "double - life", which reflects their dual - habitat lifestyle.

• Organisms that live solely in water are more characteristic of some fish or other aquatic - only species, not amphibians.
• Organisms that are segmented into different sections are more typical of annelids (like earthworms) or some arthropods, not amphibians.

Answer:

organisms that live on land and in water; aka "double - life"