pine barrens treefrog

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The pine barrens treefrog is a small, brightly colored North American treefrog species typically associated with acidic, sandy-soil wetlands and pine barren habitats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf amphibian
frog species
treefrog
vertebrate
activityPattern nocturnal
adaptation tolerance of acidic water conditions
associatedWithHabitat Carolina bays NERFINISHED
acidic wetlands
pine barrens
sandy-soil wetlands
seepage bogs
shrub bogs
averageAdultLength about 1.25 to 1.5 inches
about 3 to 4 centimeters
bodySize small
breedingHabitat shallow acidic ponds
temporary pools
breedingSeason late spring to summer
camouflageFunction green coloration blends with vegetation
class Amphibia
coloration bright green dorsum
orange to yellow on inner thighs
purple to brown lateral stripe
white border on lateral stripe
commonName Pine Barrens treefrog NERFINISHED
pine barrens treefrog
conservationConcernRegion New Jersey Pine Barrens NERFINISHED
describedBy Edward Drinker Cope NERFINISHED
diet insects
small invertebrates
distributionPattern disjunct populations in the southeastern United States and New Jersey
family Hylidae NERFINISHED
foundIn Alabama NERFINISHED
Florida panhandle NERFINISHED
New Jersey NERFINISHED
North Carolina NERFINISHED
South Carolina NERFINISHED
genus Dryophytes NERFINISHED
IUCNStatus Near Threatened
kingdom Animalia
lifespanInWild several years
microhabitat low shrubs and grasses near wetlands
vegetation around pond margins
nativeTo North America
United States NERFINISHED
order Anura
phylum Chordata
protectedBy state-level conservation measures in parts of its range
reproduction lays eggs in small clusters attached to vegetation
reproductiveMode oviparous
scientificName Dryophytes andersonii NERFINISHED
synonym Hyla andersonii NERFINISHED
taxonRank species
threat habitat fragmentation
habitat loss
pollution
wetland drainage
vocalization nasal honk-like call
repeated “honk-honk-honk” call
yearDescribed 1867

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Wharton State Forest habitatFor pine barrens treefrog
this entity surface form: Pine Barrens treefrog
Pine Barrens hasFauna pine barrens treefrog