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Sooglossidae

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

    Family Sooglossidae No fossil record; 8 presacral vertebrae; vertebrae procoelous; sacral diapophyses dilated; intercalary cartilages absent; larvae lacking spiracle; Seychelles; 2 genera, 3 species; length about 4 cm (1.5 inches). Superfamily Ranoidea Pectoral girdle firmisternal; ribs absent; amplexus axillary; larvae with single sinistral

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    Family Sooglossidae No fossil record; 8 presacral vertebrae; vertebrae procoelous; sacral diapophyses dilated; intercalary cartilages absent; larvae lacking spiracle; Seychelles; 2 genera, 3 species; length about 4 cm (1.5 inches). Superfamily Ranoidea Pectoral girdle firmisternal; ribs absent; amplexus axillary; larvae with single sinistral

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