Bulletin - United States National Museum - Smithsonian Institution

26 BULLETIN 17 7, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
e'. No heavy glands on body or limbs.
/'. Belly smooth (sometimes slightly granular in
ahbotti)
.
g^. Adpressed heel reaching to tympanum or posterior
border of eye minutus (p. 47)
g^. Adpressed heel reaching at least to center of eye.
h^. No light interorbital band weinlandi (p. 49)
h^. A light interorbital band.
i*. Heels touching without overlapping, rufifemoralis (p. 52)
i^. Heels overlapping greatly.
j^. Adpressed heel reaching beyond anterior
corner of eye.
A;'. Upper eyelid equal to interorbital width.
U. Heel reaching nearly to nostril
schmidti schraidti (p. 54)
P. Heel reaching considerablj^ beyond tip
of snout schmidti rucillensis (p. 56)
k^. Upper eyelid less than interorbital width.
l^. Size small, 21 mm.; adpressed heel
reaching beyond eye abbotti (p. 58)
Z2, Size large, 42 mm.; adpressed heel
reaching beyond tip of snout. . femur-levis (p. 61)
y*. Adpressed heel not reaching beyond anterior
p. Belly granular.
corner of eye.
k^. A dark lateral stripe on side of head and
shoulders pictissimus (p. 62)
fc2. No dark lateral stripe brevirostris (p. 64)
g^. Heel not reaching beyond posterior corner of
tympanum; size small.
h^. Vomerine teeth relatively weak; snout longer;
back more tubercular audanti (p. 65)
h^. Vomerine teeth strongly developed; snout shorter;
back faintly granular or smooth intermedius (p. 70)
g^. Heel reaching to posterior corner of eye.
A*. Disk of third finger considerably larger than
tympanum semipalmatus (p. 72)
h^. Disk of third finger equal to tympanum, or
smaller.
i^. Toes with a vestigial web.
j^. Finger disks equal to tympanum montanus (p. 73)
j*. Finger disks equal only three-quarters tym-
i^. Toes free.
panic area auriculatus wetmorei (p. 74)
j^. Eye large, equal to snout in length.
k^. Vomerine teeth between outer rims of
choanae auriculatus auriculatoides (p. 77)
k^. Vomerine teeth extending lateral to outer
rims of choanae armstrongi (p. 79)
j2. Eye small, its diameter two-thirds its dis-
tance from end of snout bakeri (p. 82)