Andinophryne facts for kids
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Andinophryne
Hoogmoed, 1985
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Andinophryne is a small group of toads. They are also known as "Andes toads" because they live in the Andes mountains. There are only three known types, or species, of Andinophryne toads. These toads are part of the Bufonidae family, which includes all "true toads."
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What Are Andinophryne Toads?
Andinophryne is a genus of toads. A genus is a scientific group that includes closely related species. These toads are quite rare and are found in specific parts of the Andes. They are known for being small in size.
Where Do Andinophryne Toads Live?
These special toads live in the Andes mountains. This mountain range stretches through several countries in South America. The specific places where these toads are found are usually high up in the mountains. They prefer habitats that are moist and cool, like cloud forests.
Types of Andinophryne Toads
There are three recognized species within the Andinophryne genus. Each one has its own unique name and can be found in different areas of the Andes.
- Andinophryne atelopoides (Western Andes Toad)
- Andinophryne colomai (Carchi Andes Toad)
- Andinophryne olallai (Tandayapa Andes Toad)
These names help scientists keep track of each specific type of toad. The common names make them easier to remember!
See also
In Spanish: Rhaebo para niños
