576 DR. A. GUNTHER ON INDIAN REPTILES. [Nov. 16, 
cross bars above, its anterior and posterior sides being blackish mi- 
nutely marbled with white. Lower parts whitish. 
A single specimen was obtained by Lieut.-Col. Beddome in Ceylon ; 
it is 34 millims. long, the length of the hind leg being 48 millims. 
Hy.a ANNECTENS. 
The frog mentioned by Mr. Jerdon as Polypedates annectens 
proves to be a species of Hyla closely allied to H. chinensis. 
CALLULA TRIANGULARIS, Sp. N. 
Closely allied to C. obscura. 
Back nearly smooth, with some flat tubercles in the middle. Fingers 
quite free, with the extremities truncated; toes free, of moderate 
length, not dilated at the ends. Tarsus without fold; metatarsus 
with two small tubercles. Olive-coloured above, with a large tri- 
angular black spot occupying nearly the whole length of the 
back, commencing from the occiput. Sides of the head and body, 
legs, and lower parts black, with olive-coloured spots. 
Several specimens were obtained by Lieut.-Col. Beddome in Mala- 
bar. The largest are only 31 millims. long, the length of the hind 
limb being 40 millims. and of the free part of the fourth toe 8 mil- 
lims. 
CALLULA OLIVACEA, sp. n. (Plate LXIV. fig. B.) 
Snout short, not very obtuse. Skin of the back nearly smooth, 
with scarcely any tubercles. Limbs of moderate length. Fingers 
long, quite free, with broad, truncated disks. Toes with a rudimen- 
tary web only, and not dilated at the ends. Tarsus without fold; 
metatarsal tubercles two, small. Olive-coloured above, marbled 
with black ; lower parts white. 
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Two specimens were found by Lieut.-Col. Beddome on the Yella- 
gherry hills at an altitude of about 2000 feet. 
PEDOSTIBES, g. n. 
Differing from Callula in its physiognomy and habit, which re- 
semble that of Bufo. Palate concave, without any transverse 
ridges. 
PEDOSTIBES TUBERCULOSUS, sp. n. (Plate LXIV. fig. C.) 
Body rather narrow and slender; head flat above, with short, 
pointed snout, distinct canthus rostralis, and perpendicular loreal 
region. Tongue narrow. Choanz narrow ; Eustachian tubes very 
narrow. Eye rather large. Tympanum extremely small, but di- 
stinct. Legs rather slender. Fingers dilated, distinctly webbed at 
