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Some amphibians develop toxins to protect them from predators while others use their coloring and body shape to blend in with their environment. Others have specialized ways of moving to get away or confuse a predator, for example, frogs may jump and salamanders can run in a serpentine pattern.

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Amphibians considered to be excellent bioindicators because of their permeable skin they are susceptible to environmental disturbances. They are the bridge because they live part of their life in the water like fish and part of their life on land like reptiles. They also have adaptations for both aquatic living and terrestrial living. In addition, most amphibians also go through a process of metamorphosis.

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>Skin is slimy/skin is dry
>Breath through gills, lungs, or skin/all breath through lungs
>Soft eggs normally laid in water/Leathery, soft, or hard eggs laid on land

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>Ectothermic
>Vertebrates
>Skin color alteration
>Keen eyesight
>Defensive traits (like camouflage, biting and inflating of the body to avoid predation)

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Jacobson’s organ;  An organ of chemoreception that is part of the olfactory system found in most amphibians, reptiles, and mammals. It’s a patch of sensory cells within the main nasal chamber that detects heavy moisture-borne odor particles. Basically they just taste the air.

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>Vertebrates
>Slimy permeable skin
>Breath with gills for at least part of their life
>Ectothermic
>Most go through metamorphosis
>Spend part of life on land and part of life in the water