Amphibians
General
Frogs & Toads
Newts & Salamanders
General
All
About Nature: Animal Printouts – Amphibians EnchantedLearning.com’s basic diagrams of various amphibian
species, with brief facts, for printing.
Amphibian
Britannica.com's
in-depth article on amphibians.
AmphibiaWeb An online system created in conjunction with the Digital Library
Project at the University of California, Berkeley, that allows free
access to information on amphibian biology and conservation for every
recognized species of amphibian in the world. Species descriptions,
life history information, conservation status, literature references,
photos and range maps are available.
National Amphibian Atlas
Provides a U.S. or state map showing the location of the habitat area,
and usually links to a photograph, for a large number of different frogs,
toads, salamanders and newts. From the U.S. Geological Survey.
Return to top
Frogs and Toads
Frog
Pond
The Rainforest Alliance’s basic introduction
to some of the many frog species of the rainforest.
Frogs
Frog articles, interactive exhibits and hands-on activities from
the Exploratorium at San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts.
Frogs:
A Chorus of Colors
Frog sounds, photographs and fun facts inhabit this site from the American
Museum of Natural History. Includes information on the life cycle of
the frog as well as poisonous and nonpoisonous frogs.
Frogs/Toads
Nearctica.comR17;s links to pages about frog natural
history and biology.
FrogWeb.gov: Frogs and Toads Frog and toad habitat and lifecycle, species and identification,
declines and deformities, web indexes, and recommended reading from
the National Biological Information Infrastructure.
Scientific
Amphibian
A gateway site with links to all kinds of information about frogs.
Virtual Frog Dissection Interactively dissect a digitized frog named Fluffy,
make movies, and play the virtual frog builder game, from the Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory.
Return to top
Newts & Salamanders
Salamander
Article about the amphibian's physical traits, behavior, and taxonomy,
with selected Web links and sidebars.
Salamanders/Newts
Nearctica.com's links to pages about the world's salamanders and newts.
Return to top
Snap Shots enhances links with visual previews. Learn More Last Updated:
April 21, 2011
|