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3.3. Zoological: Summarised Results 3.3.1. Amphibians The summarised results for amphibians are presented in Table 3.4. Results from Trapping are presented in Appendix 6.2. Table 3.4: Amphibians detected and forest sampled. No Amphibian detected is listed on CITES. Poynton (2000) notes the difficulties of identifying any Coastal Forest endemics. Names generally follow Channing & Howell (2006) but families follow Frost et al., (2006). *=specimen collected; other methods of detection as indicated. Group and Threat Status Namatimbili Mitundumbea Matapwa Arthroleptidae Arthroleptis stenodactylus * Common Squeaker x x x Arthroleptis xenodactyloides* Dwarf Squeaker x Leptopelis flavomaculatus Yellow-spotted Tree Frog x (seen) Brevicipitidae Breviceps mossambicus Mozambique Rain Frog x Bufonidae Mertensophryne loveridgei* Loveridge’s Forest Toad x x Schismaderma carens Red Toad x Amietophrynus maculatus* Flat-backed Toad x Amietophrynus gutturalis* Guttural Toad x x Phrynobatrachidae Phrynobatrachus acridoides* East African Puddle Frog x x Pyxicephalidae Pyxcicephalus adspersus ? (identification not confirmed) African Bullfrog Local informants x Ptychadenidae 30
Namatimbili Mitundumbea Matapwa Group and Threat Status Namatimbili Mitundumbea Matapwa Ptychadena anchietae Anchieta’s Ridged Frog x x x Ptychadena mossambicus Mozambique Ridged Frog x x x Ptychadena mascareniensis Mascarene Ridged Frog x x x Hyperoliidae Afrixalus fornasinii Fornasini’s Spiny Reed Frog x Hyperolius mitchelli* Mitchell’s Reed Frog x x Hyperolius tuberilinguis Tinker Reed Frog x Rhacophoridae Chiromantis xerampelina Southern Foam-nest Frog x x 3.3.2. Reptiles The summarised results for reptiles are presented in Table 3.5 Results from Trapping are presented in Appendix 6.2. Table 3.5: Reptiles detected by forests sampled. Names follow Spawls et al. (2004) *=specimen collected; other methods of detection as indicated. Note: Reptiles have not been recently evaluated using the www.redlist.org criteria. Reptiles Common name Group and threat and CITES Appendix status Crocodiles Crocodylus niloticus (Tanzania has a quota; the species is on CITES II) Nile Crocodile x (li) Tortoises (all on CITES II) Geochelone pardalis Leopard Tortoise x x x Kinixys belliana Bell's Hinged Tortoise x x x Lizards Triceros melleri CITES II Meller's Giant Chameleon x 31
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4.3. Limitations of the study A maj
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