- toads,
although some may be
called frogs (such as
harlequin frogs). The
bufonids now
comprise more than 35 genera, Bufo
being the best known. Bufonidae...
- (Bufonidae) and
various other terrestrial or warty-skinned frogs. Non-
bufonid "toads" can be
found in the families:
Bombinatoridae (fire-bellied toads...
-
Dendrobatid Frog (Colostethus inguinalis), with
Further Reports for the
Bufonid Genus Atelopus". Toxicon. 32 (3): 279–285. Bibcode:1994Txcn...32..279D...
- E. (July 2006). "A
novel facultative mutualistic relationship between bufonid tadpoles and
flagellated green algae" (PDF).
Herpetological Conservation...
- and thighs. In the
United States, the cane toad
closely resembles many
bufonid species. In particular, it
could be
confused with the
southern toad (Bufo...
-
dendrobatid frog (Colostethus inguinalis), with
further reports for the
bufonid genus Atelopus". Toxicon. 32 (3): 279–285. doi:10.1016/0041-0101(94)90081-7...
- J. (2001). "Oldest
Bufonidae (Amphibia, Anura) from the Old World: a
bufonid from the
Paleocene of France" (PDF).
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology...
- topminnows,
whereas individuals exceeding 500 mm SVL
begin taking m****ive
bufonid (toad) and
ranid (frog) prey.
Using its
vomeronasal organ, also called...
- cichlid) –
freshwater fish that
often tolerate brackish conditions Amphibians Bufonid toads (Bufo)
Hylid frogs Leptodactylid frogs – as far
north as
Texas Microhylid...
-
polecat consumes most
amphibians it encounters, it
notably does not eat
bufonid toads,
likely as they are
poisonous and unpalatable. The
striped polecat...
