Plural of eleutherodactyl; a group of amphibians, particularly frogs and salamanders, characterized by having free, unwebbed digits.
Latin plural form of the biological term combining Greek eleutheros 'free' and daktylos 'digit,' used in scientific taxonomy.
Scientists named an entire family of frogs Eleutherodactylidae because they were so successful at climbing trees with their free toes—freedom gave them a survival advantage.
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