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Summary

Description: Eleutherodactylus monensis is an endemic species of Mona Island (west of Puerto Rico). The huge tympanum and spotted back are distinctive charac-teristics of this species. (Photo courtesy of Wilfredo Falcón Linero, University of Puerto Rico in Humacao).

Source: http://ournationalparks.us/index.php/site/story_caribbean/revered_coqui_frogs_part_of_puerto_rican_culture/

Article: Mona coqui

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