'Frogs toads' diaporamas de présentation

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Salamanders, Anurans and Cealians

Salamanders, Anurans and Cealians. Chapter 10. Lissamphibia. Monophyletic 3 lineages of Amphibians considered orders of this class Varying body lengths. Lissamphibia. Salamanders/Urodela Elongated animals, terrestrial, usually with four legs; Have tails as adults

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AMPHIBIANS

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Double Bubble Graphic Organizer

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Ch. 40 - Amphibians

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Ch. 40 - Amphibians

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The Amazing

Toads- generally live in drier climates and lay eggs in long chains. ... Toads-eyes are positioned within the framework of their face and head. ...

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Amphibians

Amphibians. Characteristics. Ectothermic, Tetrapod Vertebrates with a endoskeleton that are restricted to moist or aquatic environments Smooth moist skin developed for protection, water and temperature regulation, and gas exchange. Amphibious Lifestyle.

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The Amazing

The Amazing. Adaptable Frog. Toad??? Frog??? Toad??? Frog??? What gives?. Actually!!! Toads ARE Frogs!!!. Toads-usually have dry, warty skin and short hind legs for walking. Frogs-usually have smooth, moist skin and long, strong, webbed hind legs for swimming and jumping.

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Frogs & Toads

Frogs & Toads. What is the difference?. Frogs!. Two bulging eyes Strong, long, webbed hind feet that are adapted for leaping and swimming Smooth or slimy skin ( generally, frogs tend to like moister environments) Frogs tend to lay eggs in clusters Most frogs have teeth. Toads!.

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Some frogs

Some frogs. By Alli grace thompson. Frogs and toads. frogs. toads. Have to live near water. They have a narrow body. They have longer hind legs. They have two bulging eyes. Frogs tend to lay eggs in clusters. Do frog sound the same?No Frog don`t drink water.

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Frog vs. Toad

Frog vs. Toad. Travis Gerald Edwards. Facts about toads and frogs. Frogs. Toads.

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