Structure and Function
Reproduction and Development
Classification
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
100

Amphibians have a(n) _____ ancestor

Tetrapod

100

The way amphibians reproduce.

Sexually

100

Frogs live in _____ rainforests.

Tropical

100

Lick toad?

Yesn't

100

Newts and Salamanders possess the ability of

(Like lizards with their tails)

Regeneration

200

Amphibians, in terms of body temperature, are this.

Ectothermic

200

They do either of these types of fertilization.

Either External or Internal

200
Frogs taken up this percentage of amphibians

88%

200

Salamander and newts are this.
(in terms of their diet)

Carnivorous 

200

Caecilians do not have this, unlike adult frogs.

Legs

300

Amphibians' skin are made of ____

Keratin

300

Frogs attract mates by ____

Salamanders attract mates by ____

Ribbit 🐸

Sniff *chemicals*

300

This thing is more likely to live in/near water.

Frogs

300

All amphibians have a:

(5 systems, 1 organ)

Digestive system; Excretory system; Reproductive system; Central Nervous system; Complex circulatory system; Sensory organs.

300

Caecilians evolved from this ancestor.

Tetrapod

400

Amphibians' skin can absorb, besides from water, ____.

Gasses (like breathing oxygen)

400

Tympanum is

Amphibian ear.
400

Known living species placed in 3 orders

Frogs and Toads
Salamanders and Newts
Caecilians

400

Out of all amphibians, frogs generally have the best ____

Vision and hearing.

400

Caecilians likes to:

Borrow (make holes in ground)

500

They have ____ chambered heart.

Three

500

Most animals breath with ___ as larvae and ____ as adults.

Gills, Lungs

500

Caecilians are closely related to _____.

Salamanders

500

People ingest this substance by licking toads. 

Bufotenine.

500

Amphibians evolved ___ million years ago from a
_____ ancestor.

350, lobe-finned lungfish