… Map showing known distribution of Trichobatrachus robustus sensu lato (green polygon)
and newly recorded localities. Blue cross represents northernmost record, blue square …

… In 1981 the arthroleptids (Trichobatrachus robustus) were separated as a distinct family
by Dubois. Duellman and Trueb (1986) recognized Arthroleptinae and Astylosterninae as …

… Trichobatrachus robustus has been investigated. A list of ail investigated species and
spécimens appears in the Appendix. X-ray images of phalanges were made using the Spécimen …

… (c) Longitudinal section through the left fourth toe of Trichobatrachus robustus (MCZ A-137591)
showing the claw in resting state. The terminal phalanx is linked to the bony nodule (n) …

About 96% of the more than 4,800 living anuran species 1 belong to the Neobatrachia or
advanced frogs 2 , 3 , 4 . Because of the extremely poor representation of these animals in the …

… that of Noble’sS1 investigation of the Hairy Frog, Trichobatrachus robustus. He made the
case that the lungs of male T. robustus are “reduced” because of the elongated non-respiratory …

Tropical forests worldwide undergo severe anthropogenic habitat alteration. We report here
on various long-term studies in Nigerian rainforests and show that there appears to be a …

Isolated amphibian bones from the early Pliocene of Kanapoi (West Turkana, Kenya) help to
improve the scarce fossil record of the late Neogene and Quaternary amphibians from East …

… Nothing is known of the oviposition site in Nyctibates and Scotobleps, but both Astylosternus
and Trichobatrachus deposit their eggs in water, either in pools of still water (A. batesi; Amiet…

Results Our survey of the diversity of form and characters of the ilium in anuran families and
genera from southern Africa revealed features that can be used to distinguish among many …