Amphibian Physiology
Amphibian Physiology refers to the biological processes and functions specific to amphibians, including their ability to breathe through both their skin and lungs, their adaptations for living in both aquatic and terrestrial environments, their unique reproductive strategies such as external fertilization, and their regulation of body temperature through behavior. This field of study examines the anatomy, behavior, and internal mechanisms that allow amphibians to thrive in diverse habitats and play crucial roles in ecosystems.