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The 11 pages that link to Amphibian metamorphosis, each with the reason it gives.

• AnuraRelated: Most anurans transform from aquatic tadpoles into four-limbed adults.

• TadpoleNarrower topic: It reorganizes tadpole body systems, including the limbs, tail, lungs, and feeding apparatus.

• Amphibian declineRelated: Different life stages depend on different habitats, so disruption at either stage can reduce populations.

• NeotenyCompared with: Neoteny can bypass or greatly reduce this transformation while allowing reproduction.

• FrogRelated: A typical frog transforms from a gilled tadpole into a four-limbed adult.

• External gillsRelated: Metamorphosis often removes external gills as the animal shifts to another respiratory arrangement.

• BatrachologyRelated: Developmental transitions help explain the varied life histories studied by batrachologists.

• PlethodontidaeRelated: Many plethodontid species modify or bypass the typical larval-to-adult transition.

• True toadRelated: Toads typically develop from aquatic tadpoles into mostly terrestrial adults.

• Duttaphrynus melanostictusRelated: Its aquatic tadpoles transform into air-breathing, mostly terrestrial toads.

• Mole salamanderRelated: Many mole salamanders transform from aquatic larvae into terrestrial adults.