Amazophrynella teko

Amazophrynella tekoIn adult males, the dorsal skin is grainy. In adult males, the snout is acute in lateral view. In adult males, finger I is shorter than finger II. It is active by day and at twilight, and also at night during peak breeding, which normally falls at the beginning of the rainy season in January–February. It has been recorded in Saint Laurent du Maroni, Saint Georges and Camopi in French Guiana, Amapá State in Brazil, and southern Suriname.What does it look like?In adult males, the dorsal skin is grainy.Where and how does it live?It is active by day and at twilight, and also at night during peak breeding, which normally falls at the beginning of the rainy season in January–February.In adult males, the snout is acute in lateral view.In adult males, finger I is shorter than finger II.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.