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Centrolenidae
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Centrolenidae [‚sen·trə′len·ə‚dē]
(vertebrate zoology)
A family of arboreal frogs in the suborder Procoela characterized by green bones.
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There are bullfrogs, one of the largest of the frogs; marsupials who carry their young in a pouch like a kangaroo; glass frogs with transparent skin; dart poison frogs that are toxic; and gliding frogs, which are able to leap from treetop to treetop.
Bishop, Nic: Frogs by Sychterz, Terre / Childhood Education
A rare discovery was found in Ecuador this time it was a transparent frog completely transparent known as the glass frog.
Glass frog found in Ecuador by International Business Times - US ed.
The expedition, led by CI herpetologists and ornithologists from Colombia's Ecotropico Foundation, yielded potentially new species of amphibians, including three glass frogs, whose transparent skin can reveal internal organs, a harlequin frog, two rain frogs and one salamander.
Ten new amphibian species discovered in Colombia by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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