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Amphibiansone of the most convenient natural objects to study the effect of various pollutants (Dawson et al, 1985). They are very sensitive to changes in the environment. Larval and adult specimens have a high permeable skin and their life cycle takes place in water and in terrestrial ecosystems, depending on the stage of the life cycle; they have different types of food; their special reproduction allows monitoring of development and the quantity to conduct representative research (Cooke, 1974; Greenhouse, 1976; Sparling et al, 2001).

Morphometry as a Method of Studying Adaptive Regulation of Embryogenesis in Polluted Environments