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Osteopilus septentrionalis: Geographic distribution

Authors: Hardin J Waddle; M E Crockett; Kenneth G Rice
Contribution Number: 216
Abstract/Summary

Documents the discovery of breeding populations of Cuban treefrogs on St. John, USVI in Virgin Islands National Park

Publication details
Published Date: 2005
Outlet/Publisher: Herpetological Review 36: 333
Media Format:
A breeding population of Cuban Treefrogs, like the one pictured here, was discovered on St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, leading to this geographic distribution note.<br />Photo by: Hardin Waddle

A breeding population of Cuban Treefrogs, like the one pictured here, was discovered on St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, leading to this geographic distribution note.
Photo by: Hardin Waddle

ARMI Organizational Units:
South Central - Biology
Topics:
Invasive Species
Place Names:
Caribbean
St. John
U.S. Virgin Islands
Virgin Islands National Park
Keywords:
ecology
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