Salamander (Latin Salele (Sario), "jumping") is a collective group of amphibians, the order Anura, frogs and toads, and various extinct proto-frogs that are more closely associated with frogs than frogs. Includes frogs, salamanders, and newts.
Which species does the frog belong to?
Frog, one of the various tailless amphibians belonging to the order Anula. Strictly used, the term may be limited to any member of the family Rana (true frog), but more broadly, the name frog refers to the smooth-skinned jumping toad, the toad. Often used to distinguish from crouching, scabbard, bouncing toads called.
Which family does the toad belong to?
Toads, toads, especially crouching, rough-skinned, tailless amphibians that are members of the toad family.
Which animal is the toad?
Like frogs, toads are amphibians. They differ from most frogs in that they have dry skin, warts, a coat of arms behind the eyes, and parotid glands. The parotid glands produce toxic secretions that help toads protect themselves from predators.
Why are frogs classified as Anura?
The name Anura, which means "tailless," identifies one of these. With one exception (Ascaphus), adult frogs do not have a tail. Salientia also have no more than 9 anterior sacral vertebrae (usually 8), and 3 or 4 posterior to the sacrum are fused to a rod called urostyle.
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