“…When comparing typical anurans, caecilians, salamanders, and newts, a different aspect of locomotion (e.g., speed, stamina, maneuverability, power, force, among others) may be most relevant. And, as said before, for terrestrial lifeforms, hydrothermal curves (e.g., [44,47,81]) may be far more informative and accurate than thermal curves alone, whereas, for a swimming species that breed in brackish water, including larval stages, temperature and salinity might be more useful.…”