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Amphibians Octavio’s Book Amphibians
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Amphibians are vertebrates ( have backbones )
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Over 80% of amphibians are frogs and toads, known as anurans
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The white’s tree frog and European Fire-bellied toad are anurans
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The anurans have long five-toed back legs and short four-toed front legs
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Amphibians can not control their body temperature
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The alpine newt and the salamander are amphibians
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The newts and salamanders have short limbs and long tails
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The northern red salamander and the tiger salamander are amphibians
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Amphibians hatches as an aquatic larva with gills.
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The larva then transforms into an adult having air-breathing lungs.
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Amphibian are capable of living both on land and in water
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Adult amphibians usually have smooth skin that…
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…absorb oxygen from the air, helping them to breath
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The red eye frogs have smooth skin
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But some frogs and toads have thick skin …
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…to help them survive in dried conditions
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The golden toad has thick skin
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All amphibians have glands in their skin that produce slime…
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…to help keep it moist, some also produce poisonous substances.
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The blue jeans dart frog and the dendrobates are poisonous frogs
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All amphibians are hunters. many use their bulging eyes…
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… to track their pray, swallowing in whole
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Caecilians are the smallest group of amphibians
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They look like worm, with blunt snout, tiny eyes and wide mouth
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There are more that 6,000 species of living amphibians
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