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. The Batrachia of North America [microform]. Amphibians; Amphibiens. 420 15lILIii:TlN :!l, rNITKI) NATIONAL MUSKUM. liana Jlaviriridix Harlan, in Sillini. Aincr. .loiiiii. Sci., x (l"^',';")), 5^; 1 I)., Jiturii. Ac Nat. Sci. riiila., v (lSv!7) :!:W : 1 , MlmI. & Pliys. Kcs. (USir.), UCi, yjo. /I'aiia horicoiiiiiais llolbv., X. Anicr. llcip., 1st cd., iii (iHliS), 1»1, xviii; 1 I)., yl; He Y. Zoo!., Ill (lf^4-->), (il, XXII, lij,'. (l-i. Itana xir/vivauN Aj^assiz, Lako Superior (l^riO), liT'J, vi, li;;s. I, .'i. j¥«/('.—]Jo(ly and limbs very stout and
. The Batrachia of North America [microform]. Amphibians; Amphibiens. 420 15lILIii:TlN :!l, rNITKI) NATIONAL MUSKUM. liana Jlaviriridix Harlan, in Sillini. Aincr. .loiiiii. Sci., x (l"^',';")), 5^; 1 I)., Jiturii. Ac Nat. Sci. riiila., v (lSv!7) :!:W : 1 , MlmI. & Pliys. Kcs. (USir.), UCi, yjo. /I'aiia horicoiiiiiais llolbv., X. Anicr. llcip., 1st cd., iii (iHliS), 1»1, xviii; 1 I)., yl; He Y. Zoo!., Ill (lf^4-->), (il, XXII, lij,'. (l-i. Itana xir/vivauN Aj^assiz, Lako Superior (l^riO), liT'J, vi, li;;s. I, .'i. j¥«/('.—]Jo(ly and limbs very stout and ; not niuch depressed. Legs short; liead subacute, rounded, a ery deep. Nostrils large, oval; situated oil the rounded and indistinct canthus rostralis, nearest to the snout, and distant from the orbit by half the diameter of the eye. Ex- cavation anterior to the eye shallow, scaniely distinct in passing under the eye to the tympanum. Tynipamim very large, one-fourth greater than the eye, and extending (piite ujt to it, and beyond the ar- ti(!idation of the Jaw; one-half the length of line from commissure to the tip of snout; its central third elevated in a shallow prominence. Eyes large, contained two and three-fourtli times in chord of lower Jaw and two and one-fourth in that from (commissure. IJead rather larger than broad. In the female the tympanum is much smaller, though still large; about three-fourths diameter of eye, and distant from the latter by nearly half its own diameter. The average diameter in males is 11""", and in fe- males 8" Occasionallv this character does not hold good, A male (No. ;>1(!2) has the diameter only S""", while three females (Nos. 3407, 'Silo, and ',)~)2l) have disks of 10 in diameter. In this species and in the li. catvshiana this membrane reaches a larger size than in any other species of liatrachia. The top of the head is i)lanc, without any concavity. The tongue is large, ileshy, rather
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