Amphibian Anatomy
Definition of Amphibian Anatomy Hierarchical Category as it relates to Animals, Amphibians, Arthropods, Amphibia
The study and detailed structure of various amphibian species, including their physical characteristics, internal and external features, and the biological systems that allow them to thrive both in water and on land. It encompasses the diverse world of amphibians such as frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts, often drawing comparisons with the anatomy of other animals and arthropods for a more comprehensive understanding.
Child Hierarchical Categories
Amphibia Conservation
Amphibian Behavior
Amphibian Ecology
Amphibian Evolution
Amphibian Habitats
Amphibian Life Cycle
Amphibian Physiology
Amphibian Reproduction
Amphibian Taxonomy
Animal Behavior
Animal Conservation
Animal Ecology
Animal Evolution
Animal Habitats
Animal Life Cycle
Animal Physiology
Animal Reproduction
Animal Taxonomy
Arthropod Anatomy
Arthropod Behavior
Arthropod Conservation
Arthropod Ecology
Arthropod Evolution
Arthropod Habitats
Arthropod Life Cycle
Arthropod Physiology
Arthropod Reproduction
Arthropod Taxonomy