The Batrachia / b ə ˈ t r eɪ k i ə / are a clade of amphibians that includes frogs and salamanders, but not caecilians nor the extinct allocaudates. [1]

La diversidad de anfibios en colombia está influenciada por su alta variedad de hábitats lo que genera una alta tasa de endemismo con el 47% de las especies reportadas.

2010年的一项对现存两栖动物（蛙类、蝾螈、蚓螈）DNA 分子钟 的研究，倾向于支持滑体亚纲的单系性，分化起源时间为 晚石炭纪 至 早二叠纪。 [1] 从这份分子学研究可以推断出：即使现存滑体亚纲Lissamphibia三大类群不是直接从一个共同祖先分化出来的，蛙形总目Batrachia（蛙类、蝾螈）的共同祖先与蚓螈类Gymnophiona的共同祖先，从最近祖先起源分化的时间不会很长。 总而言之—— 蛙形总目（蛙类、蝾螈）与蚓螈类是从远古一个亲缘关系很近的类群分化产生。 …

蟾蜍 俗称 癞蛤蟆，又名“ 𧐶 ”（音同“戚”），是 两栖纲 無尾目 下一部分 四足 脊椎动物 的俗称，通常泛指任何 皮肤 不光滑有疙瘩隆起的 蛙类。 大部分蟾蜍耳后有 毒液 腺，其 分泌物 可以制作 中药 “ 蟾酥 ”，此外自然脱落的 表皮 即是中药“材蟾衣”。 全世界大约有250种蟾蜍，分布在除了 澳大利亚 、 南极洲 和 马达加斯加岛 等海岛以外的全球各地，但澳大利亚也在20世纪中期从 南美洲 引入 了 甘蔗蟾蜍 以至于其变成了 入侵物种。 与其它需要接近 水体 的 半水生 蛙类不同，大部 …

batrachia，英语单词，主要用作名词，作名词时译为“两栖动物；蛙类”。

THE class Batrachia holds an important position in the history X of the Vertebrata, as the first member of that kingdom which occupied the land on the advent of the conditions suitable for

2023年2月25日 · Batrachia is a clade of amphibians that includes frogs and salamanders, but not caecilians nor extinct allocaudates. The name was first used by French zoologist Pierre André Latreille in 1800 to refer to frogs, but has more recently been defined in a phylogenetic sense.

After a cold period called the seven-turn winter, many batrachi—among them Bazim-Gorag—left Toril for the plane of Limbo. There, the batrachi were changed, for at least the second time in their history, by their god Ramenos to serve his agenda. They created what became known as the Supreme Throne as their kingdom. [1]

BATRACHIA. The Batrachia include a great variety of animals that are found living in all except the coldest parts of the earth and the salt water. As al­ ready stated, they are, with rare exceptions, hatched in the water, where they spend at least a portion of their lives. A few forms retain

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