Change: AND& BIBRON, 1841These frogs are ‘Burrowing frogs’ and as their name implies, are fossorial in habit. These frogs are characterized by a well-developed heel pads   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 355)

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Change: and& SUMIDA, 2007F. mysoriensis (RAO, 1922)F. nilgirica (JERDON, 1854)F. parambikulamana RAO, 1937F. rufescens (JERDON, 1854)F. sauriceps (RAO, 1937)F. sahyadris (DUBOIS, OHLER and BIJU, 2001)F. carperata KURAMOTO, JOSHY, KURABAYASHI and& SUMIDA   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 356)

Change: India, out of which two of them are hitherto considered endemic to Malnad region of Karnataka.Euphlyctis cyanophlyctisEuphlyctis hexadactylusEuphlyctis aloysii*Euphlyctis mudigere*FejervaryaThis genus of small terrestrial frogs is very much species-rich, with not less   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 289)

Change: These frogs are ‘Burrowing frogs’ and as their name implies, are fossorial in habit. These frogs are characterized by a well-developed heel pads or digging appendages. They are heavy in build and warty in appearance, much like toads. Four species occur, of which two are endemic to Western Ghats. Spaerotheca   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 269)

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