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Texas Toad

Anaxyrus speciosus

Photo by AshleyT
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29.5011, -102.899

Field Notes

Description:

Olive-colored body with oval parotoid glands. Easiest character to ID this species is the lack of cranial crests that others in the genus have.

Habitat:

Found on the road at night in the desert after a rain.

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Texas toad

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PublishedSeptember 27, 2014

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