- The
Salientia (Latin salire,
salio meaning "to jump") are a
total group of
amphibians that
includes the
order Anura, the
frogs and toads, and various...
- was only a
dissorophoid temnospondyl unrelated to
extant amphibians.
Salientia (Latin
salire (salio), "to jump") is the name of the
total group that...
-
modern amphibians.
Lissamphibians consist of
three living groups: the
Salientia (frogs and
their extinct relatives), the
Caudata (salamanders and their...
- amphibians,
including frogs, toads, salamanders,
newts and caecilians)
Salientia (frogs,
toads and relatives):
Early Tri****ic to present—7,360 current...
-
classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:
Animalia Phylum:
Chordata class:
Amphibia Clade:
Salientia Order:
Anura Merrem, 1820
Families List of
Anuran families...
- Sanders. 1951. A new
subspecies of the Bufo
woodhousii group of
toads (
Salientia: Bufonidae).
Wasmann Journal of Biology. San
Francisco 9: 363–378 Shannon...
- (in
English and Latin).
Boulenger GA (1882).
Catalogue of the
Batrachia Salientia s.
Ecaudata in the
Collection of the
British Museum.
Second Edition. London:...
- Nicoli,
Laura (March 2008). "A new
species of
Notobatrachus (Amphibia,
Salientia) from the
Middle Jur****ic of
northwestern Patagonia".
Journal of Paleontology...
- the two
oldest known lissamphibians. More precisely, it is a
member of
Salientia; it is
related to, but
outside Anura, the
taxon that
includes all extant...
-
marsupials (with the
exception of kangaroos,
which were
placed under the
order Salientia) –
under a
single order (Pollicata) did not
appear to have a
strong justification...
