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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Anura (disambiguation); Anura.

Anura         
·noun ·pl One of the orders of amphibians characterized by the absence of a tail, as the frogs and toads.
frog spawn         
  • French ''cuisses de grenouille''.
  • Male [[common midwife toad]] with eggs <br /> (''Alytes obstetricans'').
  • [[Pouched frog]] (''Assa darlingtoni'')
  • Advertisement call of male ''[[Atelopus franciscus]]''
  • [[Panamanian golden frog]] (''Atelopus&nbsp;zeteki'').
  • [[European fire-bellied toad]] (''Bombina&nbsp;bombina'')
  • A common toad adopting a defensive stance.
  • Male and female [[common toad]]s (''Bufo bufo'') in [[amplexus]].
  • [[Golden toad]] (''Bufo periglenes'')&nbsp;– last seen in 1989.
  • [[Rainforest rocket frog]] jumping.
  • Deformed [[mink frog]] with an extra left leg
  • [[Strawberry poison-dart frog]] contains numerous alkaloids which deter predators.
  • A male ''[[Dendropsophus microcephalus]]'' displaying its vocal sac during its call.
  • A fossilized frog from the [[Czech Republic]], possibly ''[[Palaeobatrachus gigas]]''.
  • Anatomical model of a dissected frog: 1&nbsp;Right&nbsp;atrium, 2&nbsp;Lungs, 3&nbsp;Aorta, 4&nbsp;Egg mass, 5&nbsp;Colon, 6&nbsp;Left&nbsp;atrium, 7&nbsp;Ventricle, 8&nbsp;Stomach, 9&nbsp;Liver, 10&nbsp;Gallbladder, 11&nbsp;Small&nbsp;intestine, 12&nbsp;Cloaca
  • bullfrog]] skeleton, showing elongated limb bones and extra joints. Red marks indicate bones which have been substantially elongated in frogs and joints which have become mobile. Blue indicates joints and bones which have not been modified or only somewhat elongated.
  • Frogspawn development.
  • [[Common toad]] (''Bufo bufo'') swimming.
  • Frogspawn
  • glass frogs]]
  • green frog]] <br /> (''Rana clamitans'').
  • Close-up of frog's head showing eye, nostril, mouth and tympanum.
  • [[Tyler's tree frog]] (''Litoria tyleri'') has large toe pads and webbed feet.
  • Purple frog (''Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis'').
  • ''[[Phrynomantis bifasciatus]]'' walking on a level surface
  • Burmeister's leaf frog]]
  • The mildly toxic ''[[Ranitomeya imitator]]''.
  • Webbed hind foot of [[common frog]] <br /> (''Rana temporaria'')
  • [[Northern leopard frog]] (''Rana pipiens'') moulting and eating its skin.
  • [[Golden poison frog]] (''Phyllobates terribilis'').
  • Surface rendering of the head of the frog ''[[Atelopus franciscus]]'', with ear parts highlighted.
  • Moche]] frog sculpture
  • A trophic pyramid showing frogs as primary predators.
  • Variegated golden frog (''[[Mantella baroni]]'') in the [[Ranomafana National Park]] of [[Madagascar]]
  • Although frogs are most diverse in warm regions, a few species like the [[wood frog]] even live at the [[Arctic Circle]]
  • A ''[[Xenopus laevis]]'' froglet after metamorphosis.
ORDER OF AMPHIBIANS
Frogs; Anurans; Froglet; Frog zoology; Anuran; Frogspawn; Frog spawn; Batrachian; Frog (amphibian); Frog Metamorphosis; Batrachan; Order Anura; 🐸; Croaking; Frog life cycle; Anura (frog); Anura (order); Anura (amphibian); Frog vocalization; Frog sound; Anoures; Froge; Evolution of frogs; Reproductive systems of frogs; Reproductive behavior of frogs; Sex organs of frogs; Reproductive organs of frogs; Nervous systems of frogs; Frog call
Croaking         
  • French ''cuisses de grenouille''.
  • Male [[common midwife toad]] with eggs <br /> (''Alytes obstetricans'').
  • [[Pouched frog]] (''Assa darlingtoni'')
  • Advertisement call of male ''[[Atelopus franciscus]]''
  • [[Panamanian golden frog]] (''Atelopus&nbsp;zeteki'').
  • [[European fire-bellied toad]] (''Bombina&nbsp;bombina'')
  • A common toad adopting a defensive stance.
  • Male and female [[common toad]]s (''Bufo bufo'') in [[amplexus]].
  • [[Golden toad]] (''Bufo periglenes'')&nbsp;– last seen in 1989.
  • [[Rainforest rocket frog]] jumping.
  • Deformed [[mink frog]] with an extra left leg
  • [[Strawberry poison-dart frog]] contains numerous alkaloids which deter predators.
  • A male ''[[Dendropsophus microcephalus]]'' displaying its vocal sac during its call.
  • A fossilized frog from the [[Czech Republic]], possibly ''[[Palaeobatrachus gigas]]''.
  • Anatomical model of a dissected frog: 1&nbsp;Right&nbsp;atrium, 2&nbsp;Lungs, 3&nbsp;Aorta, 4&nbsp;Egg mass, 5&nbsp;Colon, 6&nbsp;Left&nbsp;atrium, 7&nbsp;Ventricle, 8&nbsp;Stomach, 9&nbsp;Liver, 10&nbsp;Gallbladder, 11&nbsp;Small&nbsp;intestine, 12&nbsp;Cloaca
  • bullfrog]] skeleton, showing elongated limb bones and extra joints. Red marks indicate bones which have been substantially elongated in frogs and joints which have become mobile. Blue indicates joints and bones which have not been modified or only somewhat elongated.
  • Frogspawn development.
  • [[Common toad]] (''Bufo bufo'') swimming.
  • Frogspawn
  • glass frogs]]
  • green frog]] <br /> (''Rana clamitans'').
  • Close-up of frog's head showing eye, nostril, mouth and tympanum.
  • [[Tyler's tree frog]] (''Litoria tyleri'') has large toe pads and webbed feet.
  • Purple frog (''Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis'').
  • ''[[Phrynomantis bifasciatus]]'' walking on a level surface
  • Burmeister's leaf frog]]
  • The mildly toxic ''[[Ranitomeya imitator]]''.
  • Webbed hind foot of [[common frog]] <br /> (''Rana temporaria'')
  • [[Northern leopard frog]] (''Rana pipiens'') moulting and eating its skin.
  • [[Golden poison frog]] (''Phyllobates terribilis'').
  • Surface rendering of the head of the frog ''[[Atelopus franciscus]]'', with ear parts highlighted.
  • Moche]] frog sculpture
  • A trophic pyramid showing frogs as primary predators.
  • Variegated golden frog (''[[Mantella baroni]]'') in the [[Ranomafana National Park]] of [[Madagascar]]
  • Although frogs are most diverse in warm regions, a few species like the [[wood frog]] even live at the [[Arctic Circle]]
  • A ''[[Xenopus laevis]]'' froglet after metamorphosis.
ORDER OF AMPHIBIANS
Frogs; Anurans; Froglet; Frog zoology; Anuran; Frogspawn; Frog spawn; Batrachian; Frog (amphibian); Frog Metamorphosis; Batrachan; Order Anura; 🐸; Croaking; Frog life cycle; Anura (frog); Anura (order); Anura (amphibian); Frog vocalization; Frog sound; Anoures; Froge; Evolution of frogs; Reproductive systems of frogs; Reproductive behavior of frogs; Sex organs of frogs; Reproductive organs of frogs; Nervous systems of frogs; Frog call
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Croak.

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Examples of use of Anura
1. Not her brother, new Foreign Minister Anura Bandaranaike.
2. "The government has no intention in suppressing anything," said government spokesman Anura Yapa.
3. Anura Bandaranaike will also retain his portfolio as Tourist Minister, Kumaratunga‘s office said in a statement.
4. Anura Bandaranaike will also hold the tourism portfolio – an office he already held – as well as being foreign minister.
5. The driver, 46–year–old Anura Nullaperuma, speculated that his vehicle had been mistaken for an army car.
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