Amniotes are a clade of tetrapod vertebrates that comprise sauropsids (including reptiles and birds) and synapsids (including mammals). ... This enabled amniotes to reproduce on land and so move into drier environments—free of the need to return to water for reproduction as amphibians.

Are amniotes mammals?

Amniota, a group of limbed vertebrates that includes all living reptiles (class Reptilia), birds (class Aves), mammals (class Mammalia), and their extinct relatives and ancestors.

Are human amniotes?

Humans, turtles, and birds are all amniotes. Humans are amniotes even though we don't lay eggs; we have an additional adaptation that allows us to give live birth instead.