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Hylinae

amphibian subfamily
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  • natterjack toad (Bufo calamita)
    frog and toad
    / Annotated classification

    … (Central and South America), and Hylinae (North and South America, Europe, Asia except Indian subregion, and Africa north of Sahara). Family Leptodactylidae Eocene to present; 8 presacral vertebrae; pectoral girdle arciferal; maxillary teeth present; Bidder’s organ and intercalary cartilages absent; omosternum cartilaginous or ossified; 49 genera, about 840 species; adult…

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    … (Central and South America), and Hylinae (North and South America, Europe, Asia except Indian subregion, and Africa north of Sahara). Family Leptodactylidae Eocene to present; 8 presacral vertebrae; pectoral girdle arciferal; maxillary teeth present; Bidder’s organ and intercalary cartilages absent; omosternum cartilaginous or ossified; 49 genera, about 840 species; adult…

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