Treetoad Studies, 1. Hyla californiae, New Species

Gorman J. 1960. Treetoad Studies, 1. Hyla californiae, New Species. Herpetologica. 16(3):214-222

This article compares Hyla californiae to H. regilla and H. arenicolor. The article describes the type specimen used for H. californiae, summarizes the type series, and gives the ecology and natural history of H. californiae. The article describes the typical variations commonly found in H. californiae populations, along with the variations between H. californiae and H. regilla and H. arenicolor. The differentiations among species of treetoads include coloring, morphology, voice, and breeding.

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Journal Article
Authors
Gorman, Joe
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JOTR
Keywords
Absence (Biodiversity), Amphibians (Amphibia), Canyon Treetoad, Distribution, Distribution (Biodiversity), Ecology, Hyla arenicolor, Hyla californiae, Hyla regilla, North American Hylidae, Presence (Biodiversity), Southern California, Taxa Links To References

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