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ÁÅÇÍÎÃÈÅ ÇÅÌÍÎÂÎÄÍÛÅ
Âíåøíå ýòè æèâîòíûå íàïîìèíàþò äîæäåâûõ
÷åðâåé è íàñåëÿþò áîëîòèñòûå ìåñòà ïî÷òè âî âñåõ òðîïè÷åñêèõ
ðåãèîíàõ, êðîìå Ìàäàãàñêàðà. [rus]
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Gymnophiona [Apoda]
Philogenetic relationships of familia and genera. [eng]
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Caecilians Web Site(Gymnophiona) - Rubber Eels
Caecilians are an order of amphibians more modernly known as Gymnophiona. [eng]
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Gymnophiona = Caecilia = Apoda
Caecilians Web Site. [eng]
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Gymnophiona
Clasificación de los Cecílidos (Orden Gymnophiona) en el Reino Animal. [spa]
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Order Gymnophiona
Caecilidae Family, Ichthyophiidae Family, Typhlonectidae Family. [eng]
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Gymnophiona
Photo: Gymnopsis syntrema, Dermophis mexicanus. [eng]
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Gymnophiona (Amphibia) of India: A Taxonomic Study
By R.S. Pillai and M.S. Ravichandran. : "Gymnophiona are perhaps the least known of all the larger vertebrate groups of the world, with the possible exception of some orders of deep sea fishes. The subterranean mode of life contributes to their rarity. Caecilians have a very restricted world distribution and even within these areas they occur only in small pockets." [eng]
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Herp Encyclopedia - Gymnophiona
The little known caecilians are probably more common in the fish trade than in the herp trade. Caecilians are often sold in pet shops as rubber eels or under some similar name. They inhabit tropical regions all around the globe in Africa, South America, India and in Asia. [eng]
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