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    Quote Originally Posted by SludgeMunkey View Post
    The taxonomy change has made what appears to be somewhat scant information even harder to find.
    Try Ollotis nubilifer.
    http://taxonomicon.taxonomy.nl/Taxon...search=ollotis*

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    That's one I definitely don't accept - no maybe in there.
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    Why is that?

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    Bufo alvarius and Bufo nebulifer look totally alien to each other - I don't see how they could be removed from Bufo and lumped together.
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    They were lumped together under Bufo. Interesting to note that coniferus and the extinct periglenes are also currently found in the genus of Ollotis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurt View Post
    They were lumped together under Bufo.
    I thought you might say that. It is one thing to change an old taxonomic lumping but completely another to lump obviously not closely allied species in a "new" genus. Someone needs to publish something solid to deal with this chaos caused by Frost.
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    You can always write a strongly worded letter to Frost or we can go visit him at the AMNH in NYC.

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