What is Archaeobatrachia?
Q: What is Archaeobatrachia?
A: Archaeobatrachia is a suborder of Anura consisting of various primitive frogs and toads.
Q: What does the name Archaeobatrachia literally suggest?
A: The name Archaeobatrachia literally suggests that these are the most primitive frogs.
Q: How many species of Archaeobatrachia show certain body features that are not found in other frogs and toads?
A: 28 species of Archaeobatrachia show certain body features that are not found in other frogs and toads.
Q: Where are Archaeobatrachia mostly found?
A: Archaeobatrachia are mostly found in Eurasia, New Zealand, the Philippines, and Borneo.
Q: Which family of frogs is found in the Pacific Northwest of the United States?
A: The family Ascaphidae is found in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
Q: How many species are represented by the family Ascaphidae?
A: The family Ascaphidae is represented by two species.
Q: Are there any frogs or toads found outside of the areas mentioned?
A: The text does not mention if there are any frogs or toads found outside of the areas mentioned.
