Amphibian
The "Amphibian" subcategory under "Tree Frog" pertains to extinct and extant amphibians that are classified as anurans, specifically those that share similarities with modern tree frogs. This category includes various species of tree frogs that have been preserved as fossils, providing valuable insights into the evolutionary history of this group of amphibians. Additionally, it encompasses extant tree frog species and their close relatives, highlighting their unique adaptations for arboreal living and wetland habitats. The "Amphibian" subcategory under "Tree Frog" showcases the rich biodiversity of anurans while emphasizing their shared characteristics and evolutionary relationships within the broader context of Amphibians, Anura, and Fossil Animals.
External Links
- [AmphibianCare.com] Amphibian Care
- [AmphibianLife.com] Amphibian Life - The Ultimate Guide to Amphibians
- [AmphibianRescue.org] Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project | A project to save Panama's incredible frogs and salamanders
- [AmphibianResearch.org] MARG Home
- [iucn-amphibians.org] IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group – The ASG provides the scientific foundation to inform effective amphibian conservation action around the world
- [Amphibians.org] Amphibian Survival Alliance
- [AmphibianDisease.org] Amphibian Disease Portal
- [AmphibianBiodiversity.org] HOME
- [amphibians.ws] Amphibians -
- [terrafile.eu] Marketplace for reptiles and amphibians
- [Frogs.org] Amphibian Conservation Alliance
- [Herpetology.com] Herpetology Network Reptile / Amphibian Resources, Books and Links
- [reptilesweb.com] World Popular Reptiles and Amphibian Care