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Read full entryAnura is the clade of living frogs and their close fossil relatives. The name Anura refers to the lack of a tail.
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Agalychnis callidryas Trusted
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Bufo boreas Trusted
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Dendropsophus microps Trusted
© 2008 Diogo B. Provete
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Pseudacris crucifer Trusted
© 2010 Matthew Niemiller
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Present in 15 collections
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frogs
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Homonyms on EOL
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Found in 6 classifications
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Order recognized by World Register of Marine Species:
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Order recognized by Catalogue of Life:
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Amphibia
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Anura
- Alytidae
- Aromobatidae
- Arthroleptidae
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Anura
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Amphibia
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Valter Jacinto marked an association between an older version of "Sapo-parteiro-ibérico // Iberian Midwife Toad (Alytes cisternasii)" and "Alytes cisternasii" as trusted.
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Valter Jacinto marked an association between an older version of "Sapo-parteiro-ibérico // Iberian Midwife Toad (Alytes cisternasii)" and "Alytes cisternasii" as trusted.
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Valter Jacinto marked an association between an older version of "Sapo-parteiro-ibérico // Iberian Midwife Toad (Alytes cisternasii)" and "Alytes cisternasii" as trusted.
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Nathan Wilson set an image as exemplar "Nectophrynoides wendyae".
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