A small ground-dwelling amphibian endemic to Australia, characterized by its smooth skin and diminutive size within the Myobatrachidae family.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Inhabits grasslands, woodland margins, and open forest areas in eastern Australia, typically in regions with moderate humidity and seasonal rainfall.
Ecological Role
Plays a crucial role in controlling insect populations and serving as a prey species for larger predators in Australian ecosystems.
Morphology
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SKIN COAT
Smooth, moist skin with minimal dermal ornamentation, typically in earth-toned colors like brown or gray
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LIMBS WINGS
Short, robust limbs adapted for ground movement, with distinct toe pads for terrestrial locomotion
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HEAD SENSORY
Relatively large eyes with horizontal pupils, short snout, and distinct tympanum for sound reception
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BODY STRUCTURE
Small-bodied amphibian, typically measuring 20-30 mm in total length, with a compact and streamlined body shape
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Max Tibby
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