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European green tree frog
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A European tree frog, Hyla arborea, clings to a vertical grass stem against a smooth green background.
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European green tree frog

amphibian
Also known as: Hyla arborea
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    gratiosa), the European green tree frog (H. arborea), whose range extends across Asia and into Japan, the gray tree frog (H. versicolor), the green frog (H. cinerea), and the Pacific tree frog (H. regilla). The smallest is the little grass frog (Pseudacris, or Limnoaedus, ocularis), which does…

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