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There are
three species recognised in the
genus Clinotarsus: Frost,
Darrel R. (2014). "
Clinotarsus Mivart, 1869".
Amphibian Species of the World: an...
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Clinotarsus curtipes. S.D. Biju,
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included in the latter) form
another group. A
group including Clinotarsus, ****a in the
strict sense and
Meristogenys An ill-defined ****emblage...
- females.
Outside the
breeding season adult Clinotarsus alticola are
rarely encountered. The
tadpoles of
Clinotarsus alticola are distinctive: they are large...
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Bicolored frog (
Clinotarsus curtipes) is
endemic to the
Western Ghats of India....
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collected for
human consumption in China. In India, the
tadpoles of the
Clinotarsus curtipes are
collected for food, and in Peru
Telmatobius mayoloi tadpoles...
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Bicolored frog (
Clinotarsus curtipes) is
native to the
Western Ghats of
India and
found nowhere else (endemic)...
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classifications are
presented below.
Genera recently split from Rana are Babina,
Clinotarsus (including Nasirana), Glandirana, Hydrophylax, Hylarana, Lithobates,...
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Bicolored frog (Malabar frog)
Clinotarsus curtipes...
- The
Malabar frog (
Clinotarsus curtipes) is a frog in the
family Ranidae found in the
Western Ghats of India.
Malabar frog may also
refer to:
False Malabar...
