Odorrana Bolavensis - Source

Source

  • Bain, R. 2006. Rana bolavensis. 2006 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Downloaded on 23 July, 2007.
Frogs in the Odorrana genus
  • Odorrana absita
  • Odorrana amamiensis
  • Odorrana andersonii
  • Odorrana anlungensis
  • Odorrana bacboensis
  • Odorrana banaorum
  • Odorrana bolavensis
  • Odorrana banaorum
  • Odorrana chapaensis
  • Odorrana chloronota
  • Odorrana exiliversabilis
  • Odorrana grahami
  • Odorrana graminea
  • Odorrana hainanensis
  • Odorrana hejiangensis
  • Odorrana hmongorum
  • Odorrana hosii
  • Odorrana ishikawae
  • Odorrana jingdongensis
  • Odorrana junlianensis
  • Odorrana khalam
  • Odorrana kuangwuensis
  • Odorrana leporipes
  • Odorrana livida
  • Odorrana lungshengensis
  • Odorrana margaretae
  • Odorrana megatympanum
  • Odorrana monjerai
  • Odorrana morafkai
  • Odorrana narina
  • Odorrana nasica
  • Odorrana nasuta
  • Odorrana schmackeri
  • Odorrana sinica
  • Odorrana supranarina
  • Odorrana swinhoana
  • Odorrana tiannanensis
  • Odorrana tormota
  • Odorrana trankieni
  • Odorrana versabilis
  • Odorrana wuchuanensis

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