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The 13 pages that link to Frog, each with the reason it gives.

• AristophanesBroader topic: Its contest between Aeschylus and Euripides turns literary criticism into comic drama.

• Cutaneous respirationBroader topic: Frogs use their skin for substantial gas exchange, especially in water and at rest.

• EctothermBroader topic: Frogs are ectotherms whose activity and habitat use are strongly shaped by temperature and moisture.

• Webbed footBroader topic: Many aquatic frogs have webbed hind feet that aid swimming.

• Greek comedyBroader topic: Its contest over poetry places comic performance in debate with tragedy.

• Old ComedyBroader topic: Its contest between Aeschylus and Euripides shows comedy commenting on tragedy and literary value.

• Kermit the FrogCompared with: Kermit's frog identity contrasts with his distinctly human concerns and show-business ambitions.

• NeckCompared with: Its compact body plan contrasts with animals whose head and trunk are visibly separated.

• Jan SwammerdamBroader topic: Swammerdam’s anatomical studies of frogs helped demonstrate that organs exist before they become conspicuous.

• Mo YanBroader topic: It brings the human costs of population policy into focus through a midwife’s life.

• RanidaeRelated: Ranidae is one of the principal families included in the familiar category of frogs.

• True toadCompared with: Toads are anurans too, but tend to have stockier bodies and drier skin.

• Banded bullfrogNarrower topic: The banded bullfrog is one species within the broader group of frogs.