Frog Facts Quiz

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What is the order of tailless amphibians called?

Gymnophiona
Caudata
Anura (correct)
Apoda

Where is the oldest fossil 'proto-frog' known from?

Late Triassic of Australia
Early Triassic of Madagascar (correct)
Middle Triassic of China
Late Jurassic of North America

What percentage of extant amphibian species do frogs account for?

88% (correct)
75%
50%
60%

Where is the greatest concentration of frog species diversity?

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What is the distinction between frogs and toads based on?

<p>Informal categorization (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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What is Anura?

The order of tailless amphibians, including frogs and toads.

Oldest 'proto-frog' fossil location

The 'proto-frog' fossil was found in the Early Triassic of Madagascar.

Frog percentage of amphibians

Frogs account for approximately 88% of all living amphibian species.

Frog diversity hotspot

Tropical rainforests

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Frog vs. toad distinction

The distinction between frogs and toads is based on informal categorization, not strict taxonomy.

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Study Notes

Anurans (Tailless Amphibians)

The order of tailless amphibians is called Anura.

Fossil Record

The oldest fossil 'proto-frog' is known from the Early Triassic of Madagascar.

Frog Diversity

Frogs account for about 88% of extant amphibian species.
The greatest concentration of frog species diversity is found in the tropical regions of Central and South America.

Frogs vs. Toads

The distinction between frogs and toads is based on their body shape and skin texture: frogs have a slender body and smooth, moist skin, whereas toads have a more rounded body and dry, bumpy skin.

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Test your knowledge of these fascinating amphibians with our "Frog Facts Quiz"! From their ancient origins to their diverse behaviors and habitats, see how much you know about these tailless wonders. Jump into the quiz now!