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Biogeographical patterns of amphibians and reptiles in the northernmost coastal montane complex of South America

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Some Trinidad amphibians and reptiles.

A. The Venezuelan Bush Anole, Polychrus auduboni. B. Trinidad Leaf-nesting Frog, Phyllomedusa trinitatis. C. Trinidad Coral Snake, Micrurus circinalis. D. Golden Treefrog, Phytotriades auratus. E. Stimson’s Parrot Snake, Leptophis stimsoni. F. Trinidad Snail-eating Snake, Dipsas trinitatus (Trinidad endemic). G. Trinidad Stream Frog, Mannophryne trinitatis (a male transporting tadpoles endemic). H. Hex-scaled Bachia, Bachia trinitatus. I. Luminous Lizard, Oreosaurus shrevei. J. Minute Yellow Treefrog, Dendropsophuscf minutus, K. Variegated Gecko, Gonatodes ceciliae. L. Caribbean Tree Runner, Plica caribeana. M. The Trinidad Spot-nosed Gecko, Gonatodes ferrugineus. N. Urich’s Rain Frog, Pristimantis urichi. Photo credits John C Murphy (A-N).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0246829.g010