Mannophryne herminae

Mannophryne herminae (Latin) is a species of tailless amphibians from the family Aromobatidae .

Mannophryne herminae
Scientific classification
Domain: Eukaryotes Kingdom: Animals The kingdom : Eumetazo No rank : Bilateral symmetric No rank : Recycled Type of: Chord Subtype : Vertebrates Infratip : Jaws Above class : Tetrapods Class: Amphibians Subclass : Unmanned Infraclass : Batrachia Nadotryad : Jumping Squad: Tailless amphibians Suborder : Neobatrachia Family: Aromobatidae Rod: Mannophryne View: Mannophryne herminae
International Scientific Name
Mannophryne herminae Boettger, 1893
Synonyms
Colostethus trinitatus herminae Colostethus herminae Prostherapis herminae Boettger, 1893 [1] Mannophryne herminae La Marca, 1994 [2]
Security status
Close to Vulnerability IUCN 3.1 Near Threatened : 55244

This species is widely distributed, found on land and along streams in Venezuela in the states of Aragua , Vargas , Carabobo , Miranda , Yarakui and the Federal District of Venezuela at an altitude of 30 to 1610 meters above sea level. Eggs are laid on land. The male protects the clutch, and then transfers the tadpoles into the water.