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The 24 pages that link to Tadpole, each with the reason it gives.

• MetamorphosisBroader topic: Its transition into a frog is a familiar vertebrate example of metamorphosis.

• LarvaBroader topic: Tadpoles occupy aquatic habitats before transforming into mostly terrestrial adults.

• AnuraBroader topic: This larval body plan contrasts sharply with the tailless adult anuran form.

• FrogBroader topic: This is the familiar early stage of many frogs before metamorphosis.

• Amphibian metamorphosisBroader topic: It is the familiar larval form that undergoes metamorphosis into a frog or toad.

• Poison dart frogRelated: Poison dart frog larvae develop in water before transforming into terrestrial adults.

• Parental care in amphibiansRelated: Care often protects tadpoles or moves them to suitable water.

• External gillsBroader topic: Some tadpoles develop external gills before internal gills or lungs take over.

• HylidaeBroader topic: Many hylid eggs hatch into aquatic tadpoles before metamorphosing into adults.

• Fire-bellied toadBroader topic: Bombina’s aquatic larvae look markedly different from the warning-colored adults.

• XenopusRelated: Xenopus larvae develop as tadpoles before metamorphosing into adults.

• Cane toadBroader topic: Cane toad larvae develop in water before metamorphosing into terrestrial juveniles.

• Darwin's frogBroader topic: The tadpoles remain in the male's vocal sac while they develop.

• American bullfrogBroader topic: Bullfrogs spend an extended period developing as aquatic larvae.

• CeratophryidaeBroader topic: Ceratophryid eggs hatch into aquatic larvae before metamorphosis.

• Glass frogBroader topic: After hatching, glass frog larvae fall from leaves into streams and develop as tadpoles.

• Goliath frogRelated: Goliath frog tadpoles are unusual because they feed on one known aquatic plant species.

• AgalychnisBroader topic: Agalychnis begins life as a tadpole before metamorphosing into a tree-dwelling frog.

• AlytidaeRelated: Alytidae species develop through aquatic larvae, though larval forms differ among genera.

• Banded bullfrogBroader topic: The banded bullfrog develops from an aquatic tadpole into a terrestrial adult.

• Common midwife toadBroader topic: After carrying the eggs, the male releases the hatchlings into water as tadpoles.

• Duttaphrynus melanostictusBroader topic: The species' larvae develop in water before metamorphosing into juvenile toads.

• European spadefoot toadBroader topic: Its larvae can grow unusually large before metamorphosing into land-dwelling toadlets.

• Tailed frogBroader topic: Tailed frog larvae cling to stream rocks with specialized oral discs.