Amphibian Species
Definition of Amphibian Species as it relates to Animals, Amphibians, Necturus
"Amphibian Species" under Necturus refers to the various types of salamanders that belong to the family Proteidae and the genus Necturus. These amphibians are characterized by their fully aquatic lifestyle, four legs, and lack of gills in adulthood. They can be found in freshwater environments such as streams, rivers, and ponds in North America. This subcategory highlights the unique features and characteristics of these specific amphibian species within the larger context of the animal kingdom and the order Amphibia.