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Wright's Mountain Tree Frog (Dryophytes wrightorum), family Hylidae, Arizona, USA

Formerly known as the Arizona Treefrog. There has been some taxonomic reshuffling that has lead to a new latin name and common name for the Arizona population.

Some people still call the Arizona frogs "Arizona Tree Frog".

no because the term "carcinization" was created to describe the tendency for marine decapod crustaceans to convergently evolve crab-like body plans, it was never supposed to be applicable to other animals!

I blame pop science for spreading it around as a funny term that got misunderstood and misapplied basically from that point onward. most other animal groups don't get their own term for this phenomena and carcinization does NOT apply because... these animals aren't evolving into crabs. only decapods do that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

and this has created the funniest neocash chat board ever