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Amphibians |
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Amphiuma A tailed amphibian, the three-toed amphiuma, Amphiuma tridactyla.... |
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Axolotl The axolotl is a salamander found in areas of Mexico. The external gills are retained throughout life, this is known as neoteny.... |
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Axolotl "Ten to fiteen inches long, of a brownish or grayish color, spotted with black. On each side of the neck there is a large aperture, within which there are branchial arches: they are also projecting b... |
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Axolotl An aquatic salamander native to Mexico. ... |
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Bufo Toad "Agua-Toad (Bufo marinus), a very large and common South American toad, with enormous parotid glands."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Caecilian "Caecilian (Ichthyophis) with eggs." -Thomson, 1916... |
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Cystignathidae An amphibian with a toothed upper jaw and subcylindric or little dilated sacral diapopyses.... |
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Frog Frogs are found all over the world, except Antarctica.... |
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Frog A full grown frog.... |
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Frog Frog... |
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Frog A frog on a lilly pad.... |
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Frog A frog laying on a thick branch.... |
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Frog A small frog in from grass. ... |
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Frog A frog and tadpoles... |
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Frog Pond A frog pond in the winter... |
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Frog with tail Nearing the end of its development, a gradually shrinking tail is all that remains of the tadpole. ... |
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Frog, common "The common frog of Europe, a common and well-known animal." — Goodrich. 1859... |
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Frog, Common The common frog, Rana temporaria.... |
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Frog, edible "It is rather larger than the common frog, and its nocturnal croakings are so loud and disagreeable, that temporary dwellers in the neighborhood of ponds frequented by it, are often prevented from sle... |
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Frog, Edible "The edible frog (Rana esculenta)." -Thomson, 1916... |
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Frog, Ellipses of Swimming A diagram showing the motions a young frog makes while swimming. In this stage of life, the frog makes ellipses in order to move through the water.... |
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Frog, Flying The flying frog is an amphibian "having enormously long webbed toes, enabling it to sustain a kind of flight." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Frog, green-tree The green-tree frog is distinguished by suckers under its toes which enables him to cling to any tree surface.... |
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Frog, Loops of Swimming A diagram showing the motions a young frog makes whilst swimming. In this stage of the frog's life, the frog uses looping motions to move through the water.... |
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Frog, Swim Lines of A diagram demonstrating the motion a frog makes whilst swimming. In this stage of the frog's life, the frog makes waved lines while moving through the water.... |
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