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Tinkling Froglet

Tinkling Froglet

Crinia tinnula

A small endemic Australian amphibian species belonging to the Myobatrachidae family, characterized by its distinctive vocalization and minute size.

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Tinkling Froglet
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Primarily found in southeastern Queensland, Australia, inhabiting wet sclerophyll forests, rainforest margins, and adjacent moist woodland areas with dense ground vegetation and seasonal water bodies.

Ecological Role

Plays a critical role in local ecosystem dynamics as an insectivorous species, controlling small invertebrate populations and serving as prey for larger predators in its habitat.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Smooth, moist skin with variable coloration including browns, grays, and subtle mottling for camouflage
  • LIMBS WINGS Short, robust limbs adapted for ground movement and brief jumping, with reduced webbing between toes
  • HEAD SENSORY Relatively large eyes, short snout, well-developed tympanum for acoustic communication
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small-bodied frog, typically measuring 20-25 mm in length, with compact and streamlined body shape
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: English Wikipedia
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