A Review of the Middle American Tree Frogs of the Genus Ptychohyla
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A taxonomic review examines Middle American tree frogs in the genus Ptychohyla, providing detailed morphological descriptions, color patterns, osteology, larval (tadpole) characters, and analyses of breeding calls. It includes methods, identification keys for adults and tadpoles, systematic accounts for each species and subspecies, distribution maps and ecological notes on habitat, competition, reproduction, and development. Comparative tables and audio spectrographs illustrate call structure and frequencies. The author evaluates phylogenetic relationships within the genus and with related hylids, discusses species-group boundaries, and presents museum specimen data and locality information to support nomenclatural decisions and species diagnoses.
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