Eleutherodactylidae

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Eleutherodactylidae is a family of mostly small, terrestrial “rain frogs” or “coquí” frogs known for direct development (bypassing a free-swimming tadpole stage) and high diversity in the Neotropics.

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Label Occurrences
Eleutherodactylidae canonical 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf amphibian family
taxon
activityPattern often nocturnal
biogeographicRealm Neotropical realm
class Amphibia
climatePreference subtropical
tropical
commonName coquí frogs
rain frogs
conservationConcern many species sensitive to climate change
many species threatened by habitat loss
containsGenus Craugastor
Diasporus
Eleutherodactylus
Euhyas
Ischnocnema
Pristimantis
Syrrhopus
developmentType direct development
eggDepositionSite moist terrestrial sites
embryonicDevelopment hatching as miniature frogs
feedingType insectivorous
geographicDistribution Caribbean
Central America
Neotropical realm
surface form: Neotropics

South America
hasLarvalStage no free‑swimming tadpole stage
kingdom Animalia
larvalHabitat no aquatic larval habitat required
microhabitat forest floor
leaf litter
low vegetation
notableTrait bypasses free‑living tadpole stage
high species richness in montane forests
order Anura
phylum Chordata
reproductiveMode eggs laid on land
reproductiveStrategy terrestrial egg guarding in some species
respiration cutaneous respiration
pulmonary respiration
skinType moist glandular skin
speciesDiversity high
suborder Neobatrachia
taxonRank family
typeOfLocomotion saltatory locomotion
typicalBodySize mostly small
typicalHabitat terrestrial
vocalization males produce advertisement calls

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Mona coqui family Eleutherodactylidae
Eleutherodactylus family Eleutherodactylidae