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Bufonidae
true toads
true toads
Bufonidae
Dendrobatidae
poison frogs
poison frogs
Dendrobatidae
Hylidae
tree frogs
tree frogs
Hylidae
Hyperoliidae
bush frogs
bush frogs
Hyperoliidae
Megophryidae
litter frogs
litter frogs
Megophryidae
Pipidae
tongueless frogs
tongueless frogs
Pipidae
Ranidae
true frogs
true frogs
Ranidae
Rhacophoridae
moss frogs
moss frogs
Rhacophoridae
bufonidae fun fact
some are viviparous
dendrobatidae fun fact
colorful and toxic
hylidae fun fact
arboreal
hyperoliidae fun fact
only in Africa, Madagascar, and adjacent islands
megophryidae fun fact
look like leaves
pipidae fun fact
primitive, some have egg develop to juvenile directly
ranidae fun fact
not in Australia or SA
rhacophoridae fun fact
asian tree frogs
Microhylidae
broad and narrow mouthed frogs
broad and narrow mouthed frogs
Microhylidae
Scaphiopodidae
plains spadefoot
plains spadefoot
Scaphiopodidae
Caeciliidae
common caecilians
common caecilians
Caeciliidae
Ichthyophiidae
fish caecilians
fish caecilians
Ichthyophiidae
Rhinatrematidae
beaked caecilians
beaked caecilians
Rhinatrematidae
Scolecomorphidae
african caecilians
african caecilians
Scolecomorphidae
Typhlonectidae
rubber eels
rubber eels
Typhlonectidae
caeciliidae fun fact
terrestrial and aquatic, no aquatic larvae
ichthyophiidae fun fact
two sets of jaw muscles
rhinatrematidae fun fact
terrestrial, larvae have external gills
scolecomorphidae fun fact
vestigial eyes, no stapes bone in ears, primary annuli
typhlonectidae fun fact
viviparous, aquatic
herbivore diadectomorpha family
diadectidae
diadectidae
herbivore diadectomorpha family
omnivore diadectomorpha family
tseajaiidae
tseajaiidae
omnivore diadectomorpha family
carnivore diadectomorpha family
Limnoscelidae
Limnoscelidae
carnivore diadectomorpha family