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"Leopard" frog

Lithobates sp.

Photo by oliver.komar
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Field Notes

Description:

Adult, photographed completely underwater. Pale spotting on this individual, paler than other "leopard frogs" present. Could this be a White-lipped leopard frog (Lithobates maculatus), or perhaps a hybrid with that species?

Habitat:

Artificial pond in mature pine-oak forest (1700 meters a.s.l.)

Notes:

Visit to Uyuca Biological Reserve, with Club BioZ.

Species ID Suggestions

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KatiuskaCazcoBalseca
Lithobates pipiens, segun la lista roja de IUCN, se encuentra según el criterio de Mínima Preocupación o Least Concern (LC).

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Mission
Anfibios, reptiles y mamíferos de Reserva Biológica Uyuca, Honduras, Centro América.
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PublishedJuly 20, 2015

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