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Anura

Leiopelmatidae     Ascaphidae     Bombianura Costata   Bombinatoridae       Alytidae     Discoglossidae       Pipanura Xenoanura   Pipidae     Rhinophrynidae     Acosmanura Anomocoela   Scaphiopodidae       Pelodytidae   Pelobatoidea   Pelobatidae     Megophryidae         Neobatrachia   Heleophrynidae   Phthanobatrachia   Sooglossoidea   Sooglossidae     Nasikabatrachidae         Notogaeanura Australobatrachia   Calyptocephalellidae       Myobatrachidae     Limnodynastidae       Nobleoanura   Brachycephaloidea   Ceuthomantidae       Brachycephalidae       Eleutherodactylidae     Craugastoridae       (Terrarana)       Hemiphractidae   Athesphatanura   Hylidae   Leptodactyliformes     Agastorophrynia   Bufonidae       Aromobatidae     Dendrobatidae             Diphyabatracea   Leptodactylidae       Allophrynidae     Centrolenidae             Ceratophryidae       Odontophrynidae         Cycloramphidae       Alsodidae     Hylodidae           Telmatobiidae       Batrachylidae     Rhinodermatidae                           Ranoides Allodapanura   Microhylidae   Afrobatrachia Xenosyneunitanura   Brevicipitidae     Hemisotidae     Laurentobatrachia   Hyperoliidae     Arthroleptidae         Natatanura   Ptychadenidae   Victoranura   Micrixalidae       Phrynobatrachidae       Conrauidae       Pyxicephaloidea   Petropedetidae     Pyxicephalidae             Nyctibatrachidae     Ceratobatrachidae     Saukrobatrachia     Ranixalidae     Dicroglossidae     Aglaioanura     Rhacophoridae     Mantellidae       Ranidae

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Order Caudata: Salamanders

Suborder Cryptobranchoidea

• Family Cryptobranchidae – giant salamanders, 4 species
• Family Hynobiidae – Asiatic salamanders, 81 species

Suborder Salamandroidea

• Family Ambystomatidae – mole salamanders, 37 species. The Pacific mole salamanders of genus Dicamptodon (4 species) are considered a distinct family, Dicamptodontidae, by AmphibiaWeb:
• Family Amphiumidae – amphiumas or Congo eels, 3 species
• Family Plethodontidae – lungless salamanders, 488 species
• Family Proteidae – mudpuppies and waterdogs, 9 species
• Family Rhyacotritonidae – torrent salamanders, 4 species
• Family Salamandridae – true salamanders and newts, 128 species

Suborder Sirenoidea

• Family Sirenidae – sirens, 5 species

Order Gymnophiona: Caecilians

• Family Caeciliidae – common caecilians, 44 species
• Family Chikilidae – 4 species
• Family Dermophiidae – 14 species
• Family Herpelidae – 10 species
• Family Ichthyophiidae – fish caecilians, 57 species. The genus Uraeotyphlus (7 species) is sometimes considered a distinct family, Uraeotyphlidae
• Family Indotyphlidae – 24 species
• Family Rhinatrematidae – beaked caecilians, 13 species
• Family Scolecomorphidae – 6 species; formerly considered a subfamily of Caeciliidae
• Family Siphonopidae – 28 species
• Family Typhlonectidae – 14 species; formerly considered a subfamily of Caeciliidae