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Lesser Toad
   

 


Specimen on a sandbank adjacent to a clear, forest stream.  Panti Forest, Johor, Peninsular Malaysia.


 

Family : BUFONIDAE
Species : Ingerophrynus parvus
Size (snout to vent) :
Female & Male : 5.2 cm

References : H3

This small toad inhabits lowland tropical forests, and can be found close to clear, sandy streams. It is a jumper, and is able to climb vegetation easily.

The dorsal surface is dark brown to orange brown, and the skin surface is peppered with tiny warts. The general, uninflated body shape is flat and rectangular, and the forelimbs slender. The call is a monotonous rasping sound.

The species ranges from Burma, through Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia to Sumatra. It is absent in Singapore.