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Trinidad Leaf-nesting Frog (Phyllomedusa trinitatis) - Photo by Mike G. Rutherford

The accounts are organized by common name for accessibility, including multiple entries under alternative names where useful. Endemic species (E) are those that are only found in Trinidad and Tobago. Introduced or invasive species (I) are those with breeding populations in the wild that are not native to Trinidad and Tobago. Accidental or occasional visitors (A) are species that may naturally occur as individuals in Trinidad and Tobago or its offshore waters but do not form breeding populations or regular migrations. Dangerously venomous species (V) and those which may cause severe stings (S) to humans are also indicated.

Frogs

Amazon Frog	Beebe's Toad	Cane Toad or Crapaud	Brown Tree Frog	Dwarf Marsupial Frog
Emerald-eyed Tree Frog	Giant Tree Frog	Golden Tree Frog	Grass Frog	Johnstone's Rain Frog (I)
Leaf-nesting Frog	Lime Tree Frog	Map Frog	Narrow-mouth or Oval Frog	Paradoxical Frog
Spotted Tree or Polka-dot Tree Frog	Tobago Glass Frog	Tobago Litter Frog (E)	Tobago Stream Frog (E)	Trinidad Stream Frog (E)
Tungara Frog	Urich's Litter Frog (E)	Warty Tree or Pepper Frog	Whistling Frog	Suriname Toad

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Last updated 5 July 2018