Species
Note: Species below are shown as species of Rhinella, but are treated as species of Bufo by many authors.
| Binomial Name and Author | Common Name |
|---|---|
| Rhinella abei | |
| Rhinella achalensis | Cordoba Toad |
| Rhinella achavali | |
| Rhinella acrolopha | Cerro Mali Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella acutirostris | |
| Rhinella alatus | |
| Rhinella amabilis | |
| Rhinella amboroensis | Cochabamba Toad |
| Rhinella arborescandens | Mendoza Pass Toad |
| Rhinella arenarum | Common Toad; Argentine Toad |
| Rhinella arequipensis | Rio Chili Toad |
| Rhinella arunco | Arunco; Concepcion Toad |
| Rhinella atacamensis | Vallenar Toad; Atacama Toad |
| Rhinella beebei | Rivero's Toad |
| Rhinella bergi | |
| Rhinella castaneoticus | Para Toad |
| Rhinella ceratophrys | Horned Toad |
| Rhinella chavin | |
| Rhinella chrysophorus | Rio Viejo Toad |
| Rhinella cristinae | |
| Rhinella crucifer | Striped Toad |
| Rhinella dapsilis | Bom Jardim Toad |
| Rhinella diptychus | Cope's Toad |
| Rhinella dorbignyi | Dorbigny's Toad |
| Rhinella fernandezae | Bella Vista Toad |
| Rhinella festae | Valle Santiago Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella fissipes | Carabaya Toad |
| Rhinella gallardoi | Gallardo's Toad |
| Rhinella gnustae | Rio Grande Toad |
| Rhinella granulosus | Common Lesser Toad |
| Rhinella henseli | |
| Rhinella hoogmoedi | |
| Rhinella ictericus | Yellow Cururu Toad |
| Rhinella inca | Inca Toad |
| Rhinella iserni | Rio Perene Toad |
| Rhinella jimi | |
| Rhinella justinianoi | El Chape Toad |
| Rhinella limensis | Peru Coast Toad |
| Rhinella lindae | Murri Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella macrorhina | Santa Rita Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella manu | |
| Rhinella margaritifer | South American Common Toad |
| Rhinella marina | Cane Toad |
| Rhinella multiverrucosus | |
| Rhinella nesiotes | Laguna Toad |
| Rhinella nicefori | Colombian Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella ocellatus | Ocellated Toad |
| Rhinella ornatus | |
| Rhinella poeppigii | Gray Toad |
| Rhinella pombali | |
| Rhinella proboscideus | Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella pygmaeus | Rio Parahyba Toad |
| Rhinella quechua | Incachaca Toad |
| Rhinella roqueanus | |
| Rhinella rostrata | Mesopotamia Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella rubescens | |
| Rhinella rubropunctatus | Rusty Toad |
| Rhinella ruizi | |
| Rhinella rumbolli | Salta Toad |
| Rhinella schneideri | Cururu Toad; Schneider's Toad |
| Rhinella scitulus | |
| Rhinella sclerocephalus | |
| Rhinella spinulosus | Warty Toad; Huanuco Toad |
| Rhinella stanlaii | |
| Rhinella sternosignatus | Falcon Toad |
| Rhinella tacana | |
| Rhinella tenrec | Antioquia Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella truebae | Trueb's Beaked Toad |
| Rhinella vellardi | Alto Maranon Toad |
| Rhinella veraguensis | Veragua Toad |
| Rhinella veredas |
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