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- Toad (5772 bytes)
8: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
37: ...sed to distinguish [[frog]]s from toads are not quite the same as those used for scientific classifica...
39: ...tics is liable to be called a toad, regardless of its location in formal taxonomy.
41: ...gs (''Rana''), which have adapted to burrowing habits, and are absolutely toad-like. The ''Bufonidae''...
45: ...t of the world except the [[Australia]]n region (with the exception of the introduced [[Giant_neotropi... - Israel painted frog (800 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox ordo entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
15: ...angered [[Amphibia|amphibian]], whose range is limited to [[Israel]]. - Frog (6440 bytes)
2: ... no meaning in animal [[systematics]], since many anuran families include both "frogs" and "toads". The [...
10: ...ogs have a tongue with two lobes on its free end; it is attached in front. Frogs have three eyelid mem...
14: ...lls. [[Rigveda]] book 7 hymn 103 describes frogs with different calls (''g<u>o</u>māyu'' = "havin...
16: ...ract poison from the [[poison dart frog]] and put it on their [[arrow]]heads when hunting.
21: ...is family are found worldwide, but they have a limited distribution in [[South America]] and [[Austral... - Amphibian (4720 bytes)
12: [[Anura]]<br />
19: ...ozen arctic, and have adapted to climatic change with ease.
25: Traditionally the amphibians are taken to include all te...
34: * Order [[Anura]] ([[frog]]s and [[toad]]s) (in Superorder Salien...
38: ...r Salientia. In effect Salientia includes all the Anura plus a single [[Triassic]] proto-frog species, ''... - African Clawed Frog (2486 bytes)
6: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
14: ...et, which it probably uses to stir up mud to hide it from predators.
19: ...ing, it is necessary to closely monitor water quality and change water weekly in order to keep these f... - Tree frog (1831 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]] }}
13: ...Ranidae]], of brighter colors, and more active habits. They feed on insects, which they pursue on the...
17: ...[spring peeper]] is widespread in the eastern [[United States]].
19: ...o tree frog. With a qualifying epithet, it is limited to particular species. ''Hyla versicolor'' is ... - Cane Toads (5279 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
14: ...s been introduced to many locations in the belief it will control agricultural pests, particularly of ...
16: .... They can live as long as twenty years in captivity, but usually they live for 15 years in the wild.
18: ...ve also been reported and they should be handled with caution. However they are sometimes kept as pet...
20: Adults are omnivores which is unusual for an anuran. Their prey includes small [[vertebrates]], a w... - Fire Bellied Toads (4319 bytes)
9: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
19: ...m to be classified in their own family, together with the genus [[Barbourula]].
32: *''[[Bombina microdeladigitoria]]'' Liu, Hu & Yang, 1960 : Hubei Fire-bellied...
38: ... have a white belly. They reach their sexual maturity in the 2nd-4th year of life.
40: ...is serves as a counter-example to the common definition of [[species]] which states that members of di... - Poison Dart Frogs (4344 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox ordo entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
11: Many, about 150+ species within 8 genera
16: ...die within minutes from the neurotoxin, making additional shots unnecessary to kill the animal.
18: Poison dart frogs are traditionally characterized by their brightly colored sk...
20: ...n by its genus species: ''Dendrobates auratus''. It is believed that the species was actually introdu... - Red-Eyed Tree Frog (1811 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
19: ...eleon]]'s, in response to their environmental conditions or their emotional state.
21: ...d tree frog can be used as a prophylactic to inhibit the spread of [[AIDS]] and other diseases, and ma... - Toads and Frogs (5754 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]]}}
36: ...sed to distinguish [[frog]]s from toads are not quite the same as those used for scientific classifica...
38: ...tics is liable to be called a toad, regardless of its location in formal taxonomy.
40: ...gs (''Rana''), which have adapted to burrowing habits, and are absolutely toad-like. The ''Bufonidae''...
44: ...t of the world except the [[Australia]]n region (with the exception of the introduced [[Giant_neotropi... - Tree Frogs (1882 bytes)
7: {{Taxobox_ordo_entry | taxon = [[Anura]] }}
13: ...Ranidae]], of brighter colors, and more active habits. They feed on insects, which they pursue on the...
17: ...[spring peeper]] is widespread in the eastern [[United States]].
19: ...o tree frog. With a qualifying epithet, it is limited to particular species. ''Hyla versicolor'' is ... - Amphibia (4647 bytes)
12: [[Anura]]<br />
19: ...ozen arctic, and have adapted to climatic change with ease.
26: Traditionally the amphibians are taken to include all te...
35: * Order [[Anura]] ([[frog]]s and [[toad]]s) (in Superorder Salien...
39: ...r Salientia. In effect Salientia includes all the Anura plus a single [[Triassic]] proto-frog species, ''... - Frog zoology (7395 bytes)
3: ...nown species of modern amphibians, which includes Anura (frogs and toads), Urodela (newts and salamanders...
7: ...ile solids are routed to the cloaca. All wastes exit the body through the cloaca and the cloacal vent.
10: ...erves. Many parts of the frog's brain correspond with those of humans. The medulla regulates respirati...
12: ... nerves (nerves which pass information from extremities to the brain through the spinal cord). By cont...
20: ...in as little as one to two days, while those deposited in a cold mountain stream could take 30 to 40 d...
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