Pipidae
| Pipidae | |
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| Katak kerdil Afrika | |
Klasifikasi ilmiah 
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| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kerajaan: | Animalia |
| Filum: | Chordata |
| Kelas: | Amphibia |
| Ordo: | Anura |
| Klad: | Pipoidea |
| Klad: | Pipimorpha |
| Famili: | Pipidae Gray 1825 |
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| Distribusi Pipidae (hitam) | |
Pipidae adalah sebuah famili katak tak berlidah. Terdapat 41 spesies apda famili ini, yang dapat ditmeukan di daerah tropis Amerika Selatan (genus Pipa) dan Afrika sub-Sahara (genus Hymenochirus, Pseudhymenochirus, dan Xenopus).
Bibliografi
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