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17. A black ear patch. Wood Frog { Rana sylvatica). 
No black ear patch. 18. 
18. Fold of skin down each side of back white. Back with 
large dark spots. Leonard Frog {Rana pipiens) . 
Fold of skin down each side of back the same color as 
back. Back with a few small dark spots or none. 
Spring Frog {Rana clamata). 
19. Back with large dark spots in two rows. Size medium. 
Pickerel Frog {Rana palustris). 
Back with irregular dark spots or none. Size large. 
Bullfrog {Rana catesbiana). 
Sides with two light brown longitudinal bands. Cope's 
Frog ( Rana virgatipes ) . 
Of the species included in the key the following have not 
yet to my knowledge been recorded from from North Caro- 
lina: Anderson’s Tree Frog, Georgia Tree Frog, Smooth 
Chorus Frog, and Southern Toad. 
The other species have been taken in the following local- 
ities: 
Toothless Frog. Wake, Johnston and Wayne Co’s. 
Dwarf Toad. Lenoir and Carteret. 
Common Toad. Forsyth, Wake, Jackson, Craven, Lenoir 
and Wayne. 
Solitary Spadefoot. Wake. 
Peeper. Wake, Mitchell, Wayne, Johnston, Guilford. 1 ! 
Carolina Tree Frog, Lenoir and Dare. 
Squirrel Tree Frog. Dare, Craven, Brunswick. 
Pine woods Tree Frog. Craven and New Hanover. 
Common Tree Frog. Wake, Wayne, Forsyth Pitt. 
Chorus Frog. Guilford and Wake. 
Cricket Frog. Wake, Craven, Wayne, Forsyth, Guilford. 
Wood Frog. Lenoir. 
Pickerel Frog. Wake, Mitchell, Lenoir. 
Leopard Frog. Wake, Craven, Edgecombe, Dare. 
Spring Frog. Craven, Wake, Forsyth, Guilford, Mitchell. 
Bullfrog. Wake, Craven, Edgecombe, 
Cope’s Frog. Craven. 
