Batrachia
- noun
- /bæˈtreɪkiə/
- Specialized
- Many species within the Batrachia group are known for their vocalizations during mating season.
Examples
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The Batrachia are fascinating creatures.
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The evolutionary history of Batrachia has been studied extensively by herpetologists.
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Frogs and toads, members of Batrachia, can be found on every continent except Antarctica.
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Many Batrachias can live both in water and on land.
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The Batrachia are a diverse group of amphibians that includes frogs and toads.
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The study of Batrachia reveals important information about environmental health.
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In many ecosystems, Batrachia play a vital role in controlling insect populations.
Synonyms
A group of amphibian animals like frogs and toads
A group of amphibians like frogs and toads that have no tail as adults
A group of animals that includes all frogs and toads
A group of animals like frogs and toads that jump and have no tail as adults
A group used in older biology to include frogs and toads
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Batrachia comes from the Greek word batrachos, which means 'frog'. So Batrachia is the name for the group of frogs, toads, and their close relatives.