Amphibians that keep their tails as adults are known as what?

Answer 1

A whole group of amphibians are there called URODELA; members of the group are lizard like in appearance due to presence of tail.

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Most common members of amphibian order Urodela (=Caudata) are salamanders. They breed in water like all amphibians and the larvae are gill breathing. After metamorphosis gills will disappear but tail will be retained.

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Answer 2

Daniel Arnold

Amphibians that keep their tails as adults are known as "urodeles" or "salamanders."

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Answer 3

Eli Ayoub

Amphibians that keep their tails as adults are known as "urodeles" or "tailed amphibians." This group includes salamanders and newts, which retain their tails throughout their entire life cycle, unlike other amphibians such as frogs and toads, which typically undergo metamorphosis and lose their tails during development.

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