A) Body shape and size B) Toe webbing extent C) Eye color D) Call frequency
A) Tympanum size B) Skin texture C) Dietary habits D) Presence of parotoid glands
A) Skin texture (smooth vs. warty) B) Habitat (aquatic vs. terrestrial) C) Size (small vs. large) D) Diet (insectivorous vs. herbivorous)
A) Tree frogs B) Poison dart frogs C) Leopard frogs D) Toads
A) Defense mechanisms B) Camouflage effectiveness C) Climbing ability D) Aquatic lifestyle
A) Smell B) Sight C) Hearing D) Taste
A) Approximately 10 B) Around 5 C) Several dozen D) Exactly 100
A) Sharp teeth B) Bright coloration as warning C) Dorsolateral ridges D) Toe pads for climbing
A) Legs B) Head C) Back D) Belly
A) Mimicry of other animals B) Warning coloration C) Hibernation D) Camouflage
A) Ask a random person B) Consult a field guide C) Guess based on color D) Listen to its croak and look it up on YouTube
A) Differences between species in the same genus B) Differences in size of the tympanum. C) Differences between juveniles and adults D) Differences between males and females
A) A bump on the hind foot B) A type of toe webbing C) A skin gland D) A bone in the leg
A) Breathing B) Waste and reproduction C) Hearing D) Smelling
A) Listen intently for its call B) Immediately check its toe webbing C) Dissect it for anatomical features D) Determine its habitat
A) Mantellidae (Malagasy Frogs) B) Dendrobatidae (Poison Dart Frogs) C) Myobatrachidae (Australian Frogs) D) Ranidae (True Frogs)
A) Warning of predators B) Attracting mates C) Hunting prey D) Navigating in the dark
A) Leg length B) Thumb pads C) Eye color D) Tongue length
A) Hylidae B) Dendrobatidae C) Ranidae D) Bufonidae
A) Frog hibernation B) Frog camouflage C) Frog metamorphosis D) Mating position of frogs
A) Vent B) Metatarsal Tubercle C) Nictitating Membrane D) Tympanum
A) Living in caves B) Living in water C) Living in trees D) Living underground
A) Overall color B) Leg length C) Presence of webbing D) Shape of spots
A) Camouflage B) Playing dead C) Poison D) Echolocation
A) NA B) Psychiatrists C) Therapists D) Psychologists
A) Helps with camouflage B) Protects the eye underwater C) Detects prey movement D) Enhances night vision
A) Ranidae B) Bufonidae C) Pipidae D) Hylidae
A) Arrangement of teeth B) Size of the liver C) Shape of the tongue D) Structure of the vertebral column
A) Time of day of the call B) Habitat where the call is heard C) Call volume D) Call structure and pattern
A) Aestivation B) Metamorphosis C) Amplexus D) Mimicry |