- The
Batrachia /bəˈtreɪkiə/ are a
clade of
amphibians that
includes frogs and salamanders, but not
caecilians nor the
extinct allocaudates. The name Batrachia...
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salamanders are more
closely related to each
other (forming a
clade called Batrachia) than they are to caecilians. However,
others have
suggested that Gerobatrachus...
- The
Fauna of
British India,
Including Ceylon and Burma:
Reptilia and
Batrachia. London:
Taylor & Francis. pp. 541. ISBN 978-0-548-96848-2. Bowen, B.W...
- 263–264. Cope, E. D. (1869). "Sauropterygia".
Synopsis of the
Extinct Batrachia and
Reptilia of
North America, Part I. New Series. Vol. 14. Transactions...
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Batrachia (salamanders +
frogs crown group)...
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salamanders are more
closely related to each
other (forming a
clade called the
Batrachia) than they are to caecilians. However,
others have
suggested that Gerobatrachus...
-
description is from Boulenger's
Fauna of
British India,
Reptilia and
Batrachia volume (1890):
Snout much depressed, with
swollen lips,
spatulate in the...
- doi:10.1139/e05-005. Cope,
Edward Drinker (1869). "Synopsis of the
extinct Batrachia,
Reptilia and Aves of
North America".
Transactions of the
American Philosophical...
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Philadelphia 11: 332–347. Cope ED (1875). Check-list of
North American Batrachia and
Reptiles with a
systematic list of
higher groups, and an
essay on...
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Batrachia (salamanders +
frogs crown group)...
