The taxonomic orders of the amphibians: the frogs and toads (Anura), the salamanders and newts (Caudata), and the limbless, burrowing caecilians (Gymnophiona). Covers every order-rank taxon entity in this atlas identified by its own sourced description as one of these three living amphibian orders under the standard herpetological classification ITIS and the Catalogue of Life both follow. A small subcategory by real-world count, since living amphibians fall into only these three orders; every described living amphibian order in this atlas belongs here, not a curated selection of them.
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