Hylid Tree Frogs
Hylidae
Hylidae is a wide-ranging family of frogs commonly referred to as "tree frogs and their allies". However, the hylids include a diversity of frog species, many of which do not live in trees, but are terrestrial or semiaquatic.
45 branches of this family, most-observed first · about 767 known species
Dryophytes
genusDryophytes
Chorus Frogs
genusPseudacris
Cricket Frogs
genusAcris
Gladiator Tree Frogs
genusBoana
North Caribbean Treefrogs
genusOsteopilus
Palearctic Treefrogs
genusHyla
Snouted Tree Frogs
genusScinax
Yellow Tree Frogs
genusDendropsophus
Cross-banded Tree Frogs
genusSmilisca
Golden-eyed Tree Frogs
genusTrachycephalus
Broad-headed Tree Frogs
genusOsteocephalus
Rheohyla
genusRheohyla
Middle American Yellow-bellied Treefrogs
genusTlalocohyla
Swimming Frogs
genusPseudis
Ololygon
genusOlolygon
Bokermannohyla
genusBokermannohyla
Shovel-headed Tree Frogs
genusTriprion
Torrenteer Tree Frogs
genusHyloscirtus
Hatchet-faced Tree Frogs
genusSphaenorhynchus
mountain brook frogs
genusDuellmanohyla
Canebrake Tree Frogs
genusAplastodiscus
Itapotihyla
genusItapotihyla
Spikethumb Frogs
genusPlectrohyla
Isthmohyla
genusIsthmohyla
Mountain Stream Frogs
genusPtychohyla
Heart-tongued Frogs
genusPhyllodytes
Ravine Tree Frogs
genusCharadrahyla
Nyctimantis
genusNyctimantis
Sarcohyla
genusSarcohyla
Madre de Dios Tree Frogs
genusScarthyla
Highlands Treefrogs
genusExerodonta
Corythomantis
genusCorythomantis
Xenohyla
genusXenohyla
Atlantic Slope Tree Frogs
genusAtlantihyla
Marvelous Fringe-limbed Tree Frogs
genusEcnomiohyla
Bromeliad tree frogs
genusBromeliohyla
Trinidad Golden Treefrogs
genusPhytotriades
Julianus
genusJulianus
Evergreen Forest Stream Frogs
genusQuilticohyla
Amazon Treefrogs
genusTepuihyla
Dryaderces
genusDryaderces
Large-mouthed Treefrogs
genusMegastomatohyla
Gabohyla
genusGabohyla
Nesorohyla
genusNesorohyla
Myersiohyla
genusMyersiohyla
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1658175.