What is Leiopelmatidae?
Q: What is Leiopelmatidae?
A: Leiopelmatidae is a family of primitive frogs found in New Zealand and North America.
Q: Which suborder does Leiopelmatidae belong to?
A: Leiopelmatidae belongs to the suborder Archaeobatrachia.
Q: How many species of Leiopelma and Ascaphus are still alive?
A: There are four species of Leiopelma and two species of Ascaphus alive today.
Q: Where are Leiopelma found?
A: Leiopelma are found only in New Zealand.
Q: Where are Ascaphus found?
A: Ascaphus are found only in North America.
Q: What is special about Leiopelmatidae compared to other frog families?
A: Leiopelmatidae is a primitive frog family, meaning they have characteristics that resemble the first frogs that evolved.
Q: Are there any Leiopelma or Ascaphus species outside of New Zealand and North America?
A: No, there are no known Leiopelma or Ascaphus species outside of their respective regions.
