对无尾两栖类而言，生存和繁殖行为主要依赖于声音的接受者对传入的声信号进

For anuras, survival and reproduction mainly depend on the receiver’s ability to parse and respond to incoming acoustic signals. The transmission of these acoustic signals can usually convey the location information, physical characteristics and reproduction of the species. Important information such as status (Bee, 2012).

For tailless amphibians, survival and reproductive behavior depend primarily on the ability of the recipient of the sound to interpret and respond to incoming sound signals, which are often transmitted to convey important information such as the species' location, physical characteristics, and reproductive status (Bee, 2012).

For Anura, the survival and reproduction behavior mainly depends on the ability of the sound receiver to analyze and respond to the incoming sound signals. The transmission of these sound signals can usually convey important information such as the species' location information, body characteristics and reproductive status (bee, 2012).<br>