Leptodactylids

Example:Although the leptodactylids are a specific family of frogs, they are part of a larger group called amphibians.

Definition:A class of vertebrates that typically have moist skin, no scales, and reproduce by laying eggs that require water, often including frogs, toads, and salamanders.

Example:Many leptodactylids are known for their distinctive jumping ability, which is similar to other frogs within the broader amphibian family.

Definition:Class of amphibians that are typically aquatic as larvae and terrestrial as adults, with smooth moist skin, prominent eardrums, and a pair of extended rear legs that enable jumping.