Frogs

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The study of amphibians and reptiles

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Herpetology

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According to evolution what was the first vertebrates to live on land

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Amphibians

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Double life

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Double life

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Air provides less support then land against what

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Gravity

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What does the white watery poison that is foul tasting substance come from in a frogs skin

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Granular serous glands

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What is the Permian period nicknamed

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Age of amphibians

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Class of legless amphibians

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Caecilians

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Also known as urodela

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Cuadata

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The larva of amphibians

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Tadpole

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The name amphibian means

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Double life

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The biggest threat to all amphibians populations

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Cornhole

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When the male frog holds the female during breeding

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Amplexus

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A group of amphibians that do not have legs

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Caecilians

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This creature is a master of regeneration

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Axolotl

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Type of loop in the blood circulation of frogs

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Double

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Smallest species of vertebrate in the world was discovered I. This place in 2009

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New guinea

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Organism that lets us know if a an environment is healthy or not

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Bio indicators

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Teeth on the roof of a frogs mouth

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Vomerine

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Means four legs

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Tetrapoda

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Special eye lid that amphibians use when they go underwater

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Nictitating

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A survival method of amphibians during the summer or in the desert

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Estivation

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Skin pigment cell

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Chromatophore

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Type of warning coloration

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Aposematic

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the largest anuran in the world

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Goliath

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One of the few salamanders known to make noise and remain aquatic as adults

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Waterdogs

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One of the reasons why amphibians should be saved is because they eat vast amounts of these

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Insects

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The largest aquatic salamander in the us

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Hellbender

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Growing body parts back

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Regeneration

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Respiration through the skin

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Cutaneous

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A special family of frogs known for the toxin they produce by eating ants beetles and millipedes

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Poison dart

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Lethal fungal disease disease of amphibians

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Chytridiomycosis

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Have warty dry skin designed for drier climates s

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Toads

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Substance helps to reduce moisture loss in the skin of amphibians

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Keratin

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Means no tail

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Anura

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Contains pigments that appear black or brown

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Melanophores

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What do some frogs have at a young age and then loose

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Lateral line

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Another word for dormancy

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Torpor

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What class and subclass are frogs in

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Amphibia lissamaphibia

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Class containing salamanders newts and mud puppies

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Cuadata

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Class containing frogs and toads

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Anura

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Class containing caeciliansword meaning leaping

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Apoda

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Word meaning leaping

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Salentiae

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How do frogs make sound

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Air passing vocal pouches on the floor of the mouth

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Frogs lay eggs in

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Cluster

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Toads lay eggs in

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Chains

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Yellow colored pigments

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Xananthophores

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Frog family

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Ranidae

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Toad family

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Bufonidae

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What family is the poison dart frog in

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Dendrobatidae

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Crypto Broncos is what animal

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Hell bender

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How many frogs have disappeared

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1/3 or 200 species

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What is killing frog population

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Pollution climate change over population habitat loss

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What are scent detectors

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Olfactory epithelium

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Necturus is what species

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Mudpuppies

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Apoda have what dealing with eyes

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Blindness

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Reflective or iridescent pigments

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Iridophires

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Digestive system is adapted to do what

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Swallow prey whole

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Small teeth in upper or lower jaw

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Maxillary

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What do frogs do to hold their meal

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Squash eyes down

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Which frog doesn’t have teeth

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Toads

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Digestive tract order

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Mouth esophagus stomach small intestine large intestine colon cloaca

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Exit hole of amphibians

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Cloaca

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What senses vibrations

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Tympanic membrane