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Great Plains narrow-mouthed toad

Gastrophryne olivacea

Photo by Aaron_G
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Field Notes

Description:

It has a gray to dark olive-green or black back with tiny black dots. The belly is light cream to white with no dark spots or mottling. It has a small head, pointed snout, smooth skin, and a fold of skin behind the eyes. Males have a dark throat. (information from "A Field Guide to Amphibians and Reptiles of Oklahoma")

Habitat:

City park

Notes:

I have never seen such a small Gastrophryne! This thing must have just left the tadpole stage.

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PublishedAugust 20, 2013

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