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Typical Toadlets
Uperoleia
Uperoleia is a genus of frogs in the family Myobatrachidae. They are native to northern and eastern Australia and southern lowlands of New Guinea. These are small squat frogs, more commonly known as "toadlets". They have glandular skin, often with a pair of raised glands behind each eye, or on the flanks.
28 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 28 known species
Smooth Toadlet
speciesUperoleia laevigata
Dusky Toadlet
speciesUperoleia fusca
Wrinkled Toadlet
speciesUperoleia rugosa
Fat Toadlet
speciesUperoleia crassa
Martin's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia martini
Tyler's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia tyleri
Howard River Toadlet
speciesUperoleia daviesae
Stonemason's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia lithomoda
Mimic Toadlet
speciesUperoleia mimula
Pilbara Toadlet
speciesUperoleia saxatilis
Mahony's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia mahonyi
Littlejohn's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia littlejohni
Blacksoil Toadlet
speciesUperoleia trachyderma
Montane Toadlet
speciesUperoleia altissima
Tanami Toadlet
speciesUperoleia micromeles
Small Toadlet
speciesUperoleia minima
Northern Toadlet
speciesUperoleia borealis
Jabiru Toadlet
speciesUperoleia arenicola
Mole Toadlet
speciesUperoleia talpa
Glandular Toadlet
speciesUperoleia glandulosa
Derby Toadlet
speciesUperoleia aspera
Alexandria Toadlet
speciesUperoleia orientalis
Mjoberg's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia mjobergii
Gurrumul's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia gurrumuli
Russell's Toadlet
speciesUperoleia russelli
Tiny Toadlet
speciesUperoleia micra
Ratcheting Toadlet
speciesUperoleia stridera
Marbled Toadlet
speciesUperoleia marmorata
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 25263.