Amphibian Skeletal System
The skeletal system of amphibians is composed of bones and cartilage that provide support, protection, and allow for movement. It includes elements such as the skull, vertebral column, ribs, limbs, and pelvic girdle. These structures are adapted for both terrestrial and aquatic lifestyles, allowing amphibians to effectively navigate their environments. The skeletal system of amphibians plays a crucial role in their overall anatomy and physiology, influencing their ability to hunt, evade predators, and reproduce.