Hylidae
Tree Frogs
These are the tree frogs, a wide-spread family especially well represented in the New World. Hylids range from small to large in size and usually have distinct adhesive toe discs that contain a cartilage offsetting the terminal phalanx (the intercalary cartilage), which may aid in climbing. Many reproductive modes are found in this family. Hylidae is one of the largest families of anurans with over 800 species recognized.
These are the tree frogs, a wide-spread family especially well represented in the New World. Hylids range from small to large in size and usually have distinct adhesive toe discs that contain a cartilage offsetting the terminal phalanx (the intercalary cartilage), which may aid in climbing. Many reproductive modes are found in this family. Hylidae is one of the largest families of anurans with over 800 species recognized.
#Subfamily Pelodryadinae
* Cyclorana
* Litoria
* Nyctimystes
Subfamily Phyllomedusinae
* Agalychnis
* Cruziohyla
* Hylomantis
* Pachymedusa
* Phasmahyla
* Phrynomedusa
* Phyllomedusa
#Subfamily Hylinae
* Acris
* Anotheca
* Aparasphenodon
* Aplastodiscus
* Argenteohyla
* Bokermannohyla
* Bromeliohyla
* Charadrahyla
* Corythomantis
* Dendropsophus
* Duellmanohyla
* Ecnomiohyla
* Exerodonta
* Hyla
* Hyloscirtus
* Hypsiboas
* Isthmohyla
* Itapotihyla
* Lysapsus
* Megastomatohyla
* Myersiohyla
* Nyctimantis
* Osteocephalus
* Osteopilus
* Phyllodytes
* Plectrohyla
* Pseudacris
* Pseudis
* Ptychohyla
* Scarthyla
* Scinax
* Smilisca
* Sphaenorhynchus
* Tepuihyla
* Tlalocohyla
* Trachycephalus
* Triprion
* Xenohyla
Examples of species
Agalychnis callidryas, Hyloscirtus lindae, Litoria caerulea
Agalychnis callidryas, Hyloscirtus lindae, Litoria caerulea