What is another word for Family Ipidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli ˈɪpɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Family Ipidae, also known as the mole salamanders, is a group of amphibians that includes several species. Some synonyms for this family include Ambystomatidae, Amblystomatidae, and Amblystomidae. These synonyms refer to the same group of salamanders, but they are used for different classification systems. The mole salamanders are known for their stout bodies and short legs, which make them adept at burrowing in the ground. Their habitats include wooded areas, streams, and swamps. Some species within this family are threatened or endangered due to habitat loss and other environmental factors, making conservation efforts critical for their survival.
