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A new Leptodactylid frog of the genus Notaden from northern Australia. A new frog of the genus Hyla from Northern Territory, Australia.
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48786
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RP20275
Author:
Hosmer, William
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AMERICAN MUSEUM NOVITATES. 1962, no.2077 : 8 p.; 1964, no.2182 : 7 p.;
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1962-1964
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