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The 29 pages that link to Anura, each with the reason it gives.

• AmplexusNarrower topic: Amplexus is especially associated with frogs and toads.

• TadpoleNarrower topic: Tadpoles are the larval stage of animals in this order.

• FrogNarrower topic: Frogs belong to this order; “frog” is a common name within its diversity.

• Poison dart frogNarrower topic: Their body plan and life cycle are part of the broader diversity of frogs.

• HylidaeNarrower topic: Hylidae is one family within this broader frog-and-toad order.

• Fire-bellied toadNarrower topic: Bombina is a toad lineage within this broader amphibian order.

• Cane toadNarrower topic: Cane toads share the body plan and life cycle of other anurans.

• Darwin's frogNarrower topic: Darwin's frog is a specialized member of the frog-and-toad order.

• Vocal sacNarrower topic: Vocal sacs are characteristic structures in many, but not all, anurans.

• American bullfrogNarrower topic: The American bullfrog is a member of this order.

• CeratophryidaeNarrower topic: Ceratophryidae belongs to this order of tailless adult amphibians.

• Glass frogNarrower topic: Centrolenidae belongs to this broad group of amphibians.

• RanidaeNarrower topic: Ranidae is one family within this broader group of amphibians.

• TriadobatrachusNarrower topic: Its partial frog-like anatomy invites comparison with the group it predates.

• African bullfrogNarrower topic: The African bullfrog is a large-bodied member of this diverse amphibian order.

• MantellaNarrower topic: Mantella belongs to this broad group of frogs.

• Tree frogNarrower topic: Tree frogs are members of Anura, sharing its basic body plan despite their climbing adaptations.

• True toadNarrower topic: Bufonidae belongs to this order of tailless adult amphibians.

• AgalychnisNarrower topic: This broader group places Agalychnis among frogs and toads rather than other amphibians.

• AlytidaeNarrower topic: Alytidae is one family within this order.

• Banded bullfrogNarrower topic: This broader amphibian group contains the banded bullfrog.

• Common midwife toadNarrower topic: The species belongs to this order, whose reproductive behaviors range widely.

• Duttaphrynus melanostictusNarrower topic: This species shares the tailless adult body plan of all frogs and toads.

• European spadefoot toadNarrower topic: The European spadefoot toad belongs to this order despite its distinctive burrowing anatomy.

• LeptodactylidaeNarrower topic: Leptodactylidae is one of the many families within this order.

• Tailed frogNarrower topic: Despite its name, the tailed frog remains an anuran; its male ‘tail’ is not a true tail.