Anura
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<==Anura | i. s.: Xenopus | |--X. borealis | `--X. laevis | Leiopelma [Leiopelmatidae] | |--+--L. archeyi Turbott 1942 | | |--L. hamiltoni McCulloch 1919 | | `--L. waitomoensis Worthy 1987 | `--+--L. auroraensis Worthy 1987 | |--L. hochstetteri Fitzinger 1861 | `--L. markhami Worthy 1987 | Osteocephalus | Physalaemus | |--P. coloradorum | |--P. gracilis | `--P. pustulosus | Babina | |--B. holsti (Boulenger 1892) | `--B. subaspera (Barbour 1908) | Smilisca phaeota | Pseudacris triseriata | |--P. t. triseriata | `--P. t. maculata | Scaphiopus couchii | Notaden nichollsi | Ascaphus [Ascaphidae] | `--A. truei | Phractops | |--P. brevipalmatus | `--P. brevipes |--Neobatrachia | | i. s.: Indobatrachus pusillus (Owen 1847) | |--+--Nesomantis [Sooglossidae] | | | `--N. thomasseti | | `--Nasikabatrachus Biju & Bossuyt 2003 [Nasikabatrachidae] | | `--*N. sahyadrensis Biju & Bossuyt 2003 | `--+--+--Hyloidea | | `--Ranoidea | `--+--Heleophryne [Heleophrynidae] | | `--H. purcelli | `--Myobatrachidae | |--Limnodynastes [Limnodynastinae] | | |--L. dorsalis (Gray 1841) (see below for synonymy) | | |--L. peronii | | |--L. salmini | | |--L. spenceri | | `--L. tasmaniensis | |--Myobatrachus [Myobatrachinae] | | `--M. gouldii | |--Uperoleia | | |--U. glandulosa | | |--U. micromeles | | `--U. russelli | |--Neobatrachus | | |--N. aquilonius | | |--N. kunapalari | | |--N. pelobatoides | | `--N. pictus | `--Crinia georgiana `--Archaeobatrachia |--+--Pelobatidae | `--Pelodytes [Pelodytidae] | `--P. punctatus `--+--Pipa [Pipidae] | `--*P. pipa `--+--Bombina [Bombinatoridae] | |--*B. bombina | |--B. maxima (Boulenger 1905) [=Bombinator maximus] | |--B. orientalis | `--B. variegata `--Discoglossidae |--Discoglossus pictus | |--D. p. pictus | `--D. p. sardus `--Alytes |--A. cisternasii `--A. obstetricans |--A. o. obstetricans `--A. o. boscai
Limnodynastes dorsalis (Gray 1841) [=Cystignathus dorsalis, L. dorsalis var. typica, Wagleria dorsalis; incl. L. bibronii Krefft 1867 (n. n.), L. (Platyplectron) dumerilii Peters 1863, L. dorsalis var. dumerilii, Heliorana grayi Steindachner 1867, L. dorsalis var. interioris Fry 1913, Platyplectrum superciliare Keferstein 1867, Heliorana superciliaris]
* Type species of generic name indicated
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