Boei's Frog (Proceratophrys boiei), family Odontophrynidae, found in eastern and SE Brazil
photos: JoΓ£o P. Burini, Edelcio Muscat, Weslei Pertel

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Boei's Frog (Proceratophrys boiei), family Odontophrynidae, found in eastern and SE Brazil
photos: JoΓ£o P. Burini, Edelcio Muscat, Weslei Pertel

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what's your take on pacman/ornate horned frogs?
Okay so Ceratophrys themselves are pretty great (all round frogs are good frogs), but have you heard of PROceratophrys?
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Some species are just like Ceratophrys, but with eighteen times the eyebrow.
Like, honestly?
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Whose idea was this?
Interestingly, even though they're called PROceratophrys, they're not even in the same family (Odontophrynidae versus Ceratophryidae), and are separated by over 60 million years. Proceratophrys are more closely related to bufonid toads and hylid tree frogs than they are to Ceratophryidae!
Sometimes taxonomy is just dumb that way.
Proceratophrys belzebul by Rafael Menegucci
Boie's frog (Proceratophrys boiei)
Photo by Mario Sacramento
Proceratophrys bigibbosa by Mauro Teixeira Jr

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Proceratophrys avelinoi, source: x
Proceratophrys aridus by Herivelto Oliveira
Proceratophrys ararype, source: x