Great Plains Toad vs. Fowler's Toad
The Great Plains Toad has big, paired dark blotches outlined in pale and crests that meet in a boss on the snout. Fowler's Toad is smaller, with a pale stripe down the back, small dark spots holding three or more warts, and crests that stay apart.
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