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問題一覧

Family of true toads

Bufonidae

Family name of Shrub frogs

Rhacophoridae

narrowmouth frogs, including the Luzon narrow-mouthed frog and Asian painted frog

Kaloula

Pond frogs

Rana

Green paddy frog

Hylarana

Common forest tree frog

Philautus

Common Southeast Asian tree frog

Polypedates

East Asian bullfrog

Hoplobatrachus

Recently described species added to AmphibiaWeb after 28 October 2018 are listed below. These 3 species added to the 96 listed above total 99 endemic amphibian species for the Philippines.

Platymantis navjoti (Anura - Ceratobatrachidae) Navjot Sodhi's Cloud Frog

-Cylindrical bodies •Robust •Conical heads

Scincidae

Reptalia: Small, elongated, nearly limbless lizards •Fossorial

Dibamidae

Reptalia: Small head, long neck •Terrestrial – arboreal predators •Sturdy body and limbs and powerful tails

Varanidae

Reptalia: Terrestrial to arboreal forms • Scansors • Mostly nocturnal

Gekkonidae

Reptalia: Blind snakes • Small smooth scaled with cylindrical bodies • Eyes concealed by scales

Typhlopidae

Reptalia: Sunbeam snakes • Burrowing and secretive • Cylindrical body, f lattened head

Xenopeltidae

Reptile: • Very large bodies • Non-poisonous • Mostly terrestrial

Pythoniae

Reptalia: Wart snakes • Thoroughly aquatic • Weird looking with seemingly oversized skin Wart snakes • Thoroughly aquatic • Weird looking with seemingly oversized skin

Acrochordidae

Reptalia: •Racers, rat snakes •Largest snake family •Without venom glandsColubridae •Racers, rat snakes •Largest snake family •Without venom glands

Colubridae

Reptalia: •Coral snakes and cobras • Venomous •Small eyes have round pupils •Elongate cylindrical bodies •Neck flap

Elapidae

Reptalia: •Pit vipers •Highly poisonous •Triangular heads •Thick bodies, short tails

Viperidae

Give 5 species of viper in the Philippines that are VENOMOUS

1. Northern Philippine temple pit viper (Tropidolaemus subannulatus)

Reptiles: •Sea snakes •All are venomous •Paddle shaped tails •Highly aquatic•Sea snakes •All are venomous •Paddle shaped tails •Highly aquatic

Hydrophidae

Reptalia: Shelled reptiles with solid anapsid skull • Most primitive order of living reptiles • Exceptional feature shell • Dorsal carapace and ventral plastron

Testudines

Reptalia: • Leatherback turtles •Fusiform body

Dermochelyidae

Reptalia Bony carapace and plastron •Heads and necks are largely non retractableBony carapace and plastron •Heads and necks are largely non retractable

Chelonidae

Reptalia: Terrestrial to freshwater • Small to moderate-sized turtles

Emydidae

Reptalia: Soft-shelled turtles • Flattened and pancake shaped turtles • Head was protruding snorkellike snout • Excellent swimmers and strong webbed feet

Trionychidae

Name

Bufo marinus

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問題一覧

Family of true toads

Bufonidae

Family name of Shrub frogs

Rhacophoridae

narrowmouth frogs, including the Luzon narrow-mouthed frog and Asian painted frog

Kaloula

Pond frogs

Rana

Green paddy frog

Hylarana

Common forest tree frog

Philautus

Common Southeast Asian tree frog

Polypedates

East Asian bullfrog

Hoplobatrachus

Recently described species added to AmphibiaWeb after 28 October 2018 are listed below. These 3 species added to the 96 listed above total 99 endemic amphibian species for the Philippines.

Platymantis navjoti (Anura - Ceratobatrachidae) Navjot Sodhi's Cloud Frog

-Cylindrical bodies •Robust •Conical heads

Scincidae

Reptalia: Small, elongated, nearly limbless lizards •Fossorial

Dibamidae

Reptalia: Small head, long neck •Terrestrial – arboreal predators •Sturdy body and limbs and powerful tails

Varanidae

Reptalia: Terrestrial to arboreal forms • Scansors • Mostly nocturnal

Gekkonidae

Reptalia: Blind snakes • Small smooth scaled with cylindrical bodies • Eyes concealed by scales

Typhlopidae

Reptalia: Sunbeam snakes • Burrowing and secretive • Cylindrical body, f lattened head

Xenopeltidae

Reptile: • Very large bodies • Non-poisonous • Mostly terrestrial

Pythoniae

Reptalia: Wart snakes • Thoroughly aquatic • Weird looking with seemingly oversized skin Wart snakes • Thoroughly aquatic • Weird looking with seemingly oversized skin

Acrochordidae

Reptalia: •Racers, rat snakes •Largest snake family •Without venom glandsColubridae •Racers, rat snakes •Largest snake family •Without venom glands

Colubridae

Reptalia: •Coral snakes and cobras • Venomous •Small eyes have round pupils •Elongate cylindrical bodies •Neck flap

Elapidae

Reptalia: •Pit vipers •Highly poisonous •Triangular heads •Thick bodies, short tails

Viperidae

Give 5 species of viper in the Philippines that are VENOMOUS

1. Northern Philippine temple pit viper (Tropidolaemus subannulatus)

Reptiles: •Sea snakes •All are venomous •Paddle shaped tails •Highly aquatic•Sea snakes •All are venomous •Paddle shaped tails •Highly aquatic

Hydrophidae

Reptalia: Shelled reptiles with solid anapsid skull • Most primitive order of living reptiles • Exceptional feature shell • Dorsal carapace and ventral plastron

Testudines

Reptalia: • Leatherback turtles •Fusiform body

Dermochelyidae

Reptalia Bony carapace and plastron •Heads and necks are largely non retractableBony carapace and plastron •Heads and necks are largely non retractable

Chelonidae

Reptalia: Terrestrial to freshwater • Small to moderate-sized turtles

Emydidae

Reptalia: Soft-shelled turtles • Flattened and pancake shaped turtles • Head was protruding snorkellike snout • Excellent swimmers and strong webbed feet

Trionychidae

Name

Bufo marinus