KnowraParental care in amphibiansLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Parental care in amphibians, each with the reason it gives.All 7Related 3Narrower topic 4AmplexusRelated: Amplexus often ends after egg laying, unlike the later care seen in some amphibians.AnuraRelated: Some anurans depart from releasing eggs unattended with elaborate care strategies.Darwin's frogNarrower topic: Its unusual male brooding belongs to the broader range of amphibian care strategies.African bullfrogNarrower topic: The male’s pool-guarding and tadpole-tending are striking examples of amphibian parental care.AlytidaeNarrower topic: Egg-carrying by Alytes males is a notable form of amphibian parental care.Common midwife toadNarrower topic: Egg-carrying is a distinctive form of care within the broader range of amphibian parenting.LeptodactylidaeRelated: Some leptodactylid species guard nests or tadpoles, extending reproduction beyond egg laying.