Amphibian Reproduction - Anatomy & Physiology
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Amphibian Reproduction - Anatomy & Physiology
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Contents
1
Reproductive Traits
2
Population Sex Modulation
2.1
Bisexual
2.2
Gynogenesis
2.3
Parthenogenesis
3
Gonads
3.1
Ovaries
3.2
Female Ducts
3.3
Testes
3.4
Male Ducts
4
Parental care
4.1
Paternal
4.2
Maternal
5
Species Differences
5.1
Frogs and Toads (Anurans)
5.2
Salamanders and Newts (Caudata)
5.3
Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
Reproductive Traits
Population Sex Modulation
Bisexual
Gynogenesis
Parthenogenesis
Gonads
Ovaries
Female Ducts
Testes
Male Ducts
Parental care
Paternal
Maternal
Species Differences
Frogs and Toads (Anurans)
Salamanders and Newts (Caudata)
Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
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