Amphibian Physiology
Definition of Amphibian Physiology Hierarchical Category as it relates to Animals, Amphibians, Arthropods, Amphibia
The branch of zoology that pertains to the study of the physical, biochemical, and mechanical functions of amphibians, a diverse and widespread group of cold-blooded vertebrates comprising frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, and caecilians. This field encompasses research on the processes, adaptations, and behaviors unique to these animals, which are distinguished by their life cycle transitioning from water to land, and their interactions with other species, including arthropods which often constitute part of their diet.
Child Hierarchical Categories
Amphibian Anatomy
Amphibian Behavior
Amphibian Conservation
Amphibian Diseases
Amphibian Habitat
Amphibian Life Cycle
Amphibian Reproduction
Amphibian Species
Animal Anatomy
Animal Behavior
Animal Conservation
Animal Diseases
Animal Habitat
Animal Life Cycle
Animal Reproduction
Animal Species
Arthropod Anatomy
Arthropod Behavior
Arthropod Conservation
Arthropod Diseases
Arthropod Habitat
Arthropod Life Cycle
Arthropod Reproduction
Arthropod Species