Key Identification Features
- The dorsal skin is covered in low warts, and features two longitudinal skin folds, with a second pair of these folds running along the flanks.
- The tympanum is distinct, and is partially covered by a skin fold.
- The Australian bleating tree frog, previously referred to under the scientific name Litoria dentata (Keferstein, 1868), has been split into three distinct species.
- It also has a white line that runs down its side, and breeding males of this species have a distinctly black vocal sac.
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