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agalychnis-annae
agalychnis-callidryas
agalychnis-moreletii
agalychnis-saltator
agalychnis-spurrelli
cruziohyla-calcarifer
cruziohyla-craspedopus
hylomantis-aspera
hylomantis-granulosa
phasmahyla-cochranae
phasmahyla-exilis
phasmahyla-guttata
phasmahyla-jandaia
phasmahyla-spectabilis
phasmahyla-timbo
phrynomedusa-appendiculata
phrynomedusa-bokermanni
phrynomedusa-fimbriata
phrynomedusa-marginata
phrynomedusa-vanzolinii
phyllomedusa-bahiana
phyllomedusa-bicolor
phyllomedusa-boliviana
phyllomedusa-burmeisteri
phyllomedusa-camba
phyllomedusa-coelestis
phyllomedusa-distincta
phyllomedusa-iheringii
phyllomedusa-neildi
phyllomedusa-sauvagii
phyllomedusa-tarsius
phyllomedusa-tetraploidea
phyllomedusa-trinitatis
phyllomedusa-vaillantii
phyllomedusa-venusta
agalychnis-buckleyi
agalychnis-dacnicolor
agalychnis-danieli
agalychnis-hulli
agalychnis-lemur
agalychnis-medinae
agalychnis-psilopygion
agalychnis-terranova
callimedusa-atelopoides
callimedusa-baltea
callimedusa-duellmani
callimedusa-ecuatoriana
callimedusa-perinesos
callimedusa-tomopterna
cruziohyla-sylviae
phasmahyla-cruzi
phasmahyla-lisbella
phrynomedusa-dryade
phyllomedusa-chaparroi
pithecopus-araguaius
pithecopus-ayeaye
pithecopus-azureus
pithecopus-centralis
pithecopus-hypochondrialis
pithecopus-megacephalus
pithecopus-nordestinus
pithecopus-oreades
pithecopus-palliatus
pithecopus-rohdei
pithecopus-rusticus
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