81. Frogs And Toads frogs And toads. frogs and toads Poikilothermic amphibians lacking tails. Growth of a frog. Stages in the development of frogs. Tadpoles. Frog Olympics. http://www.rudimentsofwisdom.com/pages/frogsandtoads.htm

HOME BROWSE SEARCH EXPERIMENTS NEW BOOK ABOUT US Frogs And Toads Frogs and toads: Poikilothermic amphibians lacking tails. Growth of a frog. Stages in the development of frogs. Tadpoles. Frog Olympics. Startling frogs. The adaptable toad. Meringue nests. The common frog. The edible frog. The marsh frog. TIM HUNKIN AUTHOR OF "THE RUDIMENTS OF WISDOM" HAS A NEW BOOK OUT - CLICK FOR DETAILS. Sorry, we can't help with your homework, but you can e-mail us with comments about the topics at Hosted by pelham-projects.com

82. Anura (Frogs And Toads) HomeZooAmphibiansfrogs and toads. All frogs and toads make up this order and can be found on every continent except for the poles. http://www.thebigzoo.com/zoo/Anura.asp

Home Zoo Amphibians :Frogs and Toads Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Amphibia Order: Anura Order Anura Ranidae Old World Tree Frogs All frogs and toads make up this order and can be found on every continent except for the poles. The name Anura means "without tail" and that is a characteristic of the amphibians that make up this order. They have four legs, the front being shorter than the back. And, while they can walk on land, their primary means of locomotion is hopping. Male Anurans chirp to attract females and define territory. Eggs are laid either in water or in a moist spot on land and the larvae grows up in water. As larvae, they are primarily herbiverous. After metamorphosing into adults they are carnivorous and can eat pretty much anything they can get in their mouth. Most Popular Golden Mantella African Bullfrog Featured Products Five Dolphins T-Shirt Wild Safari White Tiger Cub Wild Climbers Red-Eyed Tree Frog Feedback

83. Louisiana Department Of Wildlife And Fisheries Nongame Programs LA Amphibian Monitoring Program Calls/Species Profiles CALLS OF LOUISIANA frogs AND toads ARRANGED IN ORDER OF SIMILARITY OF SOUND http://www.wlf.state.la.us/apps/netgear/index.asp?cn=lawlf&pid=725

84. Difference Between Frogs And Toads difference between frogs and toads, thematic lessons for teachers and kids, K12. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FROG AND A TOAD ? FROG, TOAD. http://www.kiddyhouse.com/Themes/frogs/frogtoaddiff.html

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FROG AND A TOAD ? FROG TOAD smooth, moist skin rough, drier skin no warts on body have warts on body narrower body and waist broader, flatter body live near or in water live on land, breed in water only longer hind legs for hopping webbed hind feet for swimming shorter hind legs, walks rather than hop eggs are in massive lump of cloudy jelly eggs are long and stringy, wrapped around water plants IMPORTANT : We are not responsible for any links beyond our site. Dated:

85. Michigan Frogs & Toads Michigan frogs toads. strickly external in Michigan. All Michigan frogs and toads have a larva (tadpole) stage in their life cycle. http://www.myherp.com/michigan/frogtoad.htm

home articles species index care sheets ... Wood Frog FROG / TOAD FEATURES: Michigan frog and toad breeding begins in late winter - early summer depending on the species. The males go to breeding sites (shallow water areas) and call the females. Males may fight over breeding sites. Fertilization of frog and toad eggs is strickly external in Michigan. All Michigan frogs and toads have a larva (tadpole) stage in their life cycle. Tadpoles mainly feed on algea but will also eat dead animals (including their dead brothers and sisters). Adult frogs and toads are carnivorus. They will eat animals that fall into their predatorial size range (in most cases this means insects, however a large bullfrog may eat another frog, a turtle, a snake, a rodent, or a bird). All frogs and toads absorb small amounts of their oxygen supply through their skin. Frogs and toads absorb water through their skin as well. Frogs and toads have poison glands in their skin to help deter predators.

86. Anuran Gallery (frogs & Toads) Spadefoot toads. Genus Pelobates (Wagler, 1830). Pelobates fuscus, Eurasian Spadefoot. Pelobates syriacus, Syrian Spadefoot. Pipidae (Gray, 1825) Tongueless frogs. http://www.livingunderworld.org/gallery/anuraList.htm

Home Image Gallery info@livingunderworld.org info@livingunderworld.org . If you would like to contribute photos, care sheets, articles, or other media, please email share@livingunderworld.org Ascaphidae (Fejervary, 1923) Tailed Frogs Genus Ascaphus (Stejneger, 1899) Tailed Frogs Ascaphus truei Western Tailed Frog Bombinatoridae Fire Belly Toads Genus Bombina (Oken, 1816) Fire Belly Toads Bombina orientalis Oriental Fire Belly Toad Bombina pachypus Appenine Yellow-Bellied Toad Bombina variegata Yellow-Bellied Toad Bufonidae (Gray, 1825) True Toads Atelopus spumarius Harlequin Toad Genus Bufo (Laurenti, 1768) Bufo alvarius Colorado River Toad Bufo americanus American Toad Bufo asper Asian Giant Toad Bufo baxteri Wyoming Toad Bufo biporcatus Indonesian Toad Bufo boreas Western Toad Bufo bufo Common Toad Bufo calamita Natterjack Toad Bufo cognatus Great Plains Toad Bufo coniferus Green Climbing Toad Bufo debilis Green Toad Bufo fenoulheti Fenoulhet's Toad Bufo gargarizans Asiatic Toad Bufo garmani Garman's Toad Bufo granulosus Granular Toad Bufo guttatus Smooth-Sided Toad, Spotted Toad

87. Frogs And Toads In The UK frogs AND toads IN THE UK. frogs and toads (anurans) are a well known group of amphibians. They have no tails as newts do, and their http://www.threadnaught.net/~caleb/ukanura.html

FROGS AND TOADS IN THE UK Frogs and toads (anurans) are a well known group of amphibians. They have no tails as newts do, and their hind legs are elongated for jumping, and folded in a characteristic way when at rest. There is no scientific distinction between 'frogs' and 'toads'- 'toad' is generally used to describe a dry-skinned or warty animal, while 'frog' is reserved for those with smooth, moist skin, which are generally more fast-moving. Three species of these tailless amphibians are regarded as native to the UK- the common frog, common toad, and natterjack toad. A fourth species, the pool frog, is also thought to be native, though this is not universally accepted. COMMON FROG Rana temporaria Common frog- an unusually dark specimen. The common frog is the species most commonly encountered in the UK, and is often to be found in garden ponds. This species has a moist and smooth skin, which is usually a yellowish or brown colour. There is a dark 'mask' on each side of the head, behind the eyes. This frog moves by means of large hops or jumps. Common frogs reach a length of up to 8 cm total length. Common frogs breed in late winter or early spring. The male frog will grab the female in an embrace known as amplexus. The pair will remain in this embrace for several hours. The male's grip on the female's slippery skin is helped by his 'nuptial pads'- areas of rough skin on the 'thumbs' of the front legs. The pair produce a clump of frogspawn, which is a familiar sight in many ponds. Frogspawn consists of up to 2000 eggs, each consisting of a black embryo about 2mm in diameter, surrounded by a mass of protective jelly. This jelly swells on contact with the water, eventually becoming a sphere around 8mm in diameter. Tiny tadpoles develop from these embryos and will emerge within about two weeks, the exact time depending on temperature.

88. Petfo.com - Reptiles And Amphibians: Frogs And Toads Home Reptiles and Amphibians frogs and toads. More Pages 1 2 Next ». Animal Bytes South American Ornate Horned Frog. Information on this breed of frog. http://www.petfo.com/dir/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Frogs_and_Toads/

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89. FROGS frogs and toads. Things Amphibian. Tad P. Frog is our rescued New Guinea green tree frog (Litoria infrafrenata). She came to us as http://members.aol.com/Mite37/TPFROG.html

Main Exotic Pets htmlAdWH('7002414', '234', '60'); Frogs and Toads Things Amphibian here . For more health information on frogs, check out our FAQ's section. Set-up for Tree Frogs Tree frogs are simple to maintain, as long as your set up is right. A simple set up is easier to disinfect, and it should be disinfected once a week. Heating Never at any time, use heat rocks with amphibians! Those will cause deadly thermal burns! Water Nutrition Crickets are the main diet. They must be gut- loaded and dusted. Larger frog species will eat pinkies, feeder fish, and zoophobas. Variety if possible is best. Frog diets are not well researched and it is believed that an eye disease called Lipid Keratopathy that leads to blindness is caused by nutritional deficiencies. Wild caught insects such as June bugs, moths, grasshoppers and pill bugs that are not exposed to pesticides or herbicides may help alleviate the problem. Set-up For Horned Frogs Set up for this frog doesn't differ very much from the tree frog set up. Gravel is not a good substrate because they may swallow it. This would cause an intestinal blockage that will kill the frog. You can use a large plastic storage container for housing them. These guys can grow up to about a pound, so they are large as adults. Females are larger than males. In the wild they spend their lives buried under leaves or brush and wait for prey to walk by. This needs to be simulated in captivity.

90. Education World® : Lesson Planning Center : Lesson Plans : A Moth Is Not A Butt butterfly, moth. Materials Needed. frogs and toads; Venn diagram template, such as Lesson Plan. Display frogs and toads to students. Tell them http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/01-1/lp237_05.shtml

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91. Wildlife Notebook Series: Frogs And Toads - Alaska Department Of Fish And Game s of frogs and toads for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Wildlife Notebook Series. frogs and toads. Two species...... http://www.adfg.state.ak.us/pubs/notebook/amphibia/amphib.php

Contacts Licenses/Permits Regulations News ... www.adfg.state.ak.us Frogs and Toads Two species of frogs and one species of toad are known in Alaska. These small amphibians are the spotted frog Rana pretiosa ), the wood frog Rana sylvatica ), and the western toad Bufo boreas The spotted frog is rarely seen far from the water while the wood frog is frequently found away from water and in diverse habitats. The western toad is the only toad found in Alaska. The wood frog is the most widely distributed frog in Alaska. Individuals have been observed from southeastern Alaska to north of the Brooks Range, inhabiting diverse vegetation from grasslands to forest, muskeg, and tundra. This smooth-skinned frog is generally light brown or gray in color and has many pattern variations. A dark eye mask is usually evident, and undersurface color is uniformly cream white. A light stripe down the back is often present, and many northern individuals have dark spots on the dorsal surface. The darker coloration of northern frogs is thought to be important to heat economy by absorbing more solar energy. Adults may attain a length of 3 inches (7.6 cm). Text: Kevin Broderson Illustration: Sue Arthur Revised and reprinted 1994 State of Alaska Sport Fish Wildlife Commercial Fish ... Privacy Last updated: November 12, 2003

92. PetPlace.com - Article: Frogs And Toads – What's The Difference? frogs and toads – What s the Difference? by Dr. Dawn Ruben. Despite a recent surge of interest in frogs and toads, misconceptions still abound. http://petplace.netscape.com/articles/artShow.asp?artID=3759

93. ThinkQuest : Library : The Deep Sleep Even though we thought frogs and toads were the same, we found out they weren t. We compared them here frogs, toads. Family Ranidae, Family Bufonidae. http://library.thinkquest.org/TQ0312800/frog.htm

Index Human Anatomy Sleep The Deep Sleep Our web team was very interested in what happens during hibernation. In our research, we found that some facts were different depending on the source we used. The facts in this site are a combination of the many sources that we used. Visit Site 2003 ThinkQuest USA Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site. Privacy Policy

94. Lesson Exchange: Frogs And Toads Are Different (But Still Friends) (Elementary, 1027. frogs and toads Are Different (But Still Friends). Science, level 1999 frogs and toads Are Different (But Still Friends). Written http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/1027.html

#1027. Frogs and Toads Are Different (But Still Friends) Science, level: Elementary Posted Fri Jun 18 13:21:57 PDT 1999 by Pamela Argotsinger ( plargotsinger@yahoo.com Irving Elementary, Waterloo, Iowa Materials Required: Internet Access, Book: Frog and Toad are Friends Activity Time: 5 30-40 minute sessions Concepts Taught: Contrast/Compare characteristics of frogs and toads Beginning Internet:Using the Internet to Support Teaching and Learning Patty Achey Cutts, Instructor June 19, 1999 Frogs and Toads Are Different (But Still Friends) Written by: Pam Argotsinger - Irving Elementary, Waterloo Community Schools Grade Level: Second Grade Summary: Through various Internet sites, the book Frog and Toad Are Friends, classification and writing activities, students will be able to identify the unique characteristics of frogs and toads. They will compare and contrast the two amphibians using facts and using the stories written by Arnold Lobel. This will be demonstrated in various activities. Materials: Computer with Internet access Graphic organizers Book- Frog and Toad Are Friends Objectives: Know about the diversity and unity that characterizes life Compare and contrast characteristics of frogs and toads Generalize knowledge of characteristics of frogs and toads into a story reflecting their knowledge Procedures: Day 1 Objective: introduce the Internet review the characteristics and members of the amphibian family

95. CNAH LINKS The DNR s Nongame Wildlife Program is sponsoring an ongoing statewide study of Minnesota s frogs and toads. Faunal lists. Alberta frogs toads. http://www.naherpetology.org/links.asp?id=3

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97. 1-Nature Place: The Amphibians Of Manitoba. different frogs. Click on the links on the left to go to the list of our frogs and toads and Salamanders. Be sure to visit each one! http://www.naturenorth.com/1np/Species/amphibian/1Spec-am.html

Nature North depends on YOUR support! To keep Nature North going and growing we must have your financial support. Please Click Here From NatureNorth.com D id you know that there are 15 different kinds of amphibians that live in Manitoba? There are 3 kinds of salamanders, 4 kinds of toads and 8 different frogs. C lick on the links on the left to go to the list of our Frogs and Toads and Salamanders . Be sure to visit each one! O r you can learn more About Amphibians and their Life Cycles by clicking on those links. C lick here to help Nature North complete the Reptiles of Manitoba! American Toad Great Plains Toad Canadian Toad Gray Treefrog ... Wood Frog Click the double arrow to come back to the list. Return to NatureNorth.com

98. Something Froggy logo frogs and toads. Select An Do you know the difference between frogs and toads? Take a look at these images and compare. Be sure http://www.fi.edu/fellows/fellow9/jun99/image_viewer.shtml

Frogs and Toads Select An Image Adult Bullfrog Adult Toad Frog Eggs Toad Eggs Toad Gland Tadpole Do you know the difference between frogs and toads? Take a look at these images and compare. Be sure to click on the *down arrow* to choose an image

99. Frogs And Toads :: Saint Louis Zoo Home Animals About the Animals Amphibians frogs and toads. frogs and toads. Blue Poison Dart Frog. Puerto Rican Crested Toad. Wyoming Toad. http://www.stlzoo.org/animals/abouttheanimals/amphibians/frogsandtoads/

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100. TOAD Poems Of frogs and toads. There is great beauty in the bog Where muddy creatures play To point me out the way RP Lister in Of frogs and toads . http://www-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk/~erik/toad/book.html

Of Frogs and Toads by Jill Carpenter There is great beauty in the bog Where muddy creatures play To point me out the way R.P. Lister in " Of Frogs and Toads The message is definitely green . . . . . . but it's not just for hardcore frogophiles. Of Frogs and Toads : Poetry and Short Prose About Amphibians, edited by Jill Carpenter, collects what 70 contemporary writers ranging from Pulitzer Prizewinners to a first-published author claim to have learned from a decidedly cold-blooded muse. Of Frogs and Toads explores everything from "frog storms" to the place of amphibians in fable and folklore. It is a mirth-filled celebration of warty creatures who are princes in disguise, as well as a lament for the precariousness of their existence in our modern world. Here also is a range of human encounters with amphibians: in the toilet (creating a plumbing problem), in a biology laboratory (flexing like a ballerina), even under a pot of geraniums (organizing their social order like a quadrille). Here are frogs the size of a bottle cap, with eyes as big as doorknobs, and a giant Cameroonian frog that hangs in the National Geographic Hall like an abandoned diver's suit.

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