Yosemite toad

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The Yosemite toad is a rare amphibian species native to California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, known for its high-elevation habitat and conservation concern due to habitat loss and climate change.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf amphibian
endangered species
toad
vertebrate
breedingSeason late spring to early summer
class Amphibia
commonName Yosemite toad NERFINISHED
conservationStatus IUCN Near Threatened
threatened (U.S. Endangered Species Act)
describedBy George Albert Boulenger NERFINISHED
development aquatic tadpole stage
diet arthropods
insects
elevationRange typically above 1950 meters
endemicTo California NERFINISHED
Sierra Nevada NERFINISHED
family Bufonidae NERFINISHED
femaleColoration more blotched and patterned
foundIn Yosemite National Park NERFINISHED
habitat high-elevation meadows
montane wetlands
subalpine meadows
kingdom Animalia
lifeHistory high site fidelity to breeding meadows
maleColoration more uniformly colored
nativeTo California NERFINISHED
Sierra Nevada NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
order Anura
phylum Chordata
protectedIn Yosemite National Park NERFINISHED
rangeCountry United States NERFINISHED
reproduction breeds in shallow snowmelt pools
scientificName Anaxyrus canorus NERFINISHED
sexualDimorphism present
synonym Bufo canorus NERFINISHED
taxonRank species
threatenedBy chytridiomycosis
climate change
disease
drought
habitat loss
livestock grazing impacts
yearDescribed 1896

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