Southern Chorus Frog vs. Brimley's Chorus Frog

Two chorus frogs of the southeastern coastal plain, meeting in the far southeast of Virginia. A: Rows of rounded, blobby dark spots in the Southern Chorus Frog; three clean dark stripes that narrow toward the head in the Brimley's Chorus Frog. B: A dark band from the snout through the eye to the shoulder, breaking up behind it in the Southern Chorus Frog; a bold dark stripe from the snout through the eye all the way to the groin in the Brimley's Chorus Frog. Brimley's has dark spots on the chest and a dark line along the outer edge of the shank; the Southern's belly is plain white.

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