Oak Toad vs. Gulf Coast Toad
Gulf Coast Toads breed in the same flatwoods pools as Oak Toads (a record within 10 km of every Louisiana Oak Toad record), and their young are tiny. A: A bold, bright cream stripe from the snout to the rump in the Oak Toad; a pale line along the side above a broad dark band; at most a faint back line in the Gulf Coast Toad. B: Tall, wide-set ridges that curve in towards each other in the Oak Toad; high crests making a deep, sunken valley between the eyes in the Gulf Coast Toad. C: Adults never more than 1.4 in in the Oak Toad; adults 2 to 5 in; only the young are this small in the Gulf Coast Toad.
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