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31293	Freeman, Howard L.	Systematic Status of a South American Frog, Allophryne ruthveni Gaige			.txt	text/plain	2636	288	66	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PUBLICATIONS, MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Gaige (1926) described _Allophryne ruthveni_ as a new genus and species A male of _Allophryne ruthveni_ is among the amphibians and reptiles _Specimens examined._--Six, as follows: BRITISH GUIANA, Genus ~Allophryne~ Gaige _Allophryne_ Gaige, Occas. _Type species._--_Allophryne ruthveni_ Gaige. vomers, maxillae, and premaxillae edentate; skin of head ~Allophryne ruthveni~ Gaige ~Allophryne ruthveni~ Gaige ~Allophryne ruthveni~ Gaige _Allophryne ruthveni_ Gaige, Occas. 1. _Allophryne ruthveni_, male (KU 69890); follows: two large, elongate white spots on each thigh, male (Fig. 1) and less so in all other specimens examined. _Allophryne_ in having T-shaped terminal phalanges. relationship of _Allophryne_ to the Hylidae. The skull of _Allophryne_ (Fig. 3) is distinctive among 3. Dorsal view of skull of _Allophryne_ osteology of _Allophryne_, especially the structural relationships of Among currently recognized families of frogs, _Allophryne_ is least _Allophryne_ in the Hylidae. A new frog from British Guiana.	./cache/31293.txt	./txt/31293.txt