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Dvinosauridae |
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Eleutherodactylidae |
Eobrachyopidae |
Kourerpetidae |
Laidleriidae |
Latiscopidae |
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Metoposauridae |
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Plagiosauridae |
Pseudidae |
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Rhinatrematidae |
Trimerorhachidae |
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Typhlonectidae |
Monogeneric amphibian families |
Aplastodiscus |
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Bokermannohyla |
Brachytarsophrys |
Brasilotyphlus |
Chikila |
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Dryophytes |
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Epicrionops |
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Huia (frog) |
Indosylvirana |
Luetkenotyphlus |
Micryletta |
Mimosiphonops |
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Mini (frog) |
Paradoxophyla |
Phasmahyla |
Plectrohyla |
Protohynobius |
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Spinomantis |
Taruga (amphibian) |
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Taudactylus |
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Typhlonectes |
Minervarya |
Monotypic amphibian genera |
Salamandrininae |
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Caecilians of the Western Ghats |
Stegokrotaphia |
Caeciliidae |
Chikilidae |
Dermophiidae |
Herpelidae |
Ichthyophiidae |
Rhinatrematidae |
Scolecomorphidae |
Siphonopidae |
Typhlonectidae |
Elfridia |
Euryodus |
Leiocephalikon |
Pariotichus |
Crossotelos |
Ctenerpeton |
Lepterpeton |
Montcellia |
Aistopods |
Diplocaulids |
Diabloroter |
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Holospondyli |
Infernovenator |
Megamolgophis |
Molgophis |
Pleuroptyx |
Altenglanerpeton |
Carrolla |
Sparodus |
Trachystegos |
Ostodolepids |
Cryptobranchidae |
Mesozoic salamanders |
Dicamptodon |
Lungless salamanders |
Mole salamanders |
Proteidae |
Rhyacotriton |
Salamandridae |
Salamandrella tridactyla |
Lungless salamander stubs |
Salamandridae stubs |
Melanophryniscus biancae |
Melanophryniscus milanoi |
Melanophryniscus xanthostomus |
Pelophryne linanitensis |
Pelophryne murudensis |
Caeciliidae stubs |
Boophis lilianae |
Boophis ulftunni |
Leptobrachella itiokai |
Leptobrachella juliandringi |
Leptobrachium guangxiense |
Leptobrachium lumadorum |
Leptobrachium mangyanorum |
Leptobrachium tagbanorum |
Leptobrachium tengchongense |
Leptobrachium waysepuntiense |
Leptolalax ardens |
Leptolalax bidoupensis |
Leptolalax botsfordi |
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