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Family- Hemiphractidae
Horned & Marsupial frogs
S. America
fleshy protuberances above eyes (horns)
marsupial have a POUCH ā> Direct development
genus: Hemiphractus


Hemiphractus
Family: Hemiphractidae (Horns & Pouch)
horns on eyes
parental care: mom carry tadpoles in marsupial back pouch
Family: Ranidae
True Frogs ā> most tropical and temperate (NOT S. America and Australia)
LARGE Tympanic membrane // BIG eyes // Smooth
long strong hind legs for JUMPING
NO paratoid gland
L. catesbeianus // L. clamitans // L. pipiens // R. luteiventris // L. sylvatica
no parental care

Lithobates catesbeianus
Bullfrog = BIG
HUGE tympanic membrane > eye
No dorsolateral ridge

Lithobates clamitans
Looks like little bullfrog
DORSOLATERAL RIDGE

Lithobates sylvaticus
Dark EYE MASK on tympanum
can tolerate freezing
āSylk eye maskā

Lithobates pipiens
Leopard frog
Light colored dorsolateral fold
large spots
āPolka-dotsā and Light Leopard

Rana luteiventris
Tympanum < than eye (small)
dorsolateral fold
white lips
some small spots
ālittle tympanum and lipā

Family: Craugastoridae
Direct development
First toe longer than second
unwebbed feet
Neotropical region- S. America
parental care : attend to eggs

Family: Rhinodermatidae
Darwins frog
fleshy proboscis at tip of rostrum (protruding nose)
Rhino = Rostrum (ādermā = skin)
Males store young in VOCAL SACS
come out as baby frogs


Rhinoderma darwinii
Family: Rhinodermatidae (darwins frog)
protruding rostrum
Family: Centrolenidae
Glass Frogs
Center is Clear
terminal phalanges are T-shape
can congregate blood to liver

Dendrobatidae
Poison dart frogs
aposematic coloration
cephalic amplexus

Mantellidae
Madagascar
fill all niches on Madagascar island
look like other frog species

Rhacophoridae
Gliding frogs (Asia and Africa)
Enlarged toe discs for gliding
some have webbing between toes
Foam nests (in trees above) ā> tadpoles fall

Hylidae
American and Australian Tree Frogs (everywhere)
Axillary amplexus
adhesive pads on digits
Typically claw-shaped terminal phalanges w/ toe discs


Hyla arenicolor
Yellow groin region
large toe pads
NOE EYE STRIPE
well camouflaged


Pseudacris regilla
Pacific treefrog
Dark eye strip to FORELIMB

Pseudacris maculata
Dark stripe from SNOUT ā> GROIN
white upper lip

Pseudacris crucifer
Dark X on back

Family: Bufonidae
True toads
Paratoid glands // typically warty skin
no parental care
2 āspadesā on feet
direct development // Axillary Amplexus

Anaxyrus americanus
cranial crest DOES NOT TOUCH paratoids

Rhinella marina
HUGE paratoid gland

Anaxyrus boreas
NO cranial crest
White mid-dorsal line

Anaxyrus woodhousii
mid-dorsal WHITE line
cranial crest (parallel)
OVAL gland

Anaxyrus cognatus
cranial crest-slanted / \

Anaxyrus microscaphus
NO cranial crest
OVAL paratoid gland
less warty

Anaxyrus punctatus
ROUND paratoid gland
small-no crests

Family: Ceratophryidae
Pac-Man Frogs
Big head
some have horns above eyes

Leptodactylidae
Ranids of S. America
Foam nesters (lower to the ground and near water)

Conrauidae
Goliath frogs
largest living frogs
āconrauidae wears the crownā

Eleutherodactylidae
New World Rain Frogs
coqui frogs
direct development // some INTERNAL fertilization
loud, invaded Hawaii


































