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1. Twenty-four of Arizona's native amphibian species belong to the frog and toad family. What other amphibian is a native of Arizona?
2. The largest native toad in Arizona is also one of the largest toads in the world. Also known as the Colorado River toad, which toxic toad can grow to the size of a small dinner plate?
3. Arizona has several species of treefrogs. Which variety is the official state amphibian (don't think too hard on this one)?
4. One of the most elusive frogs in Arizona is the only native representative of the Leptodactylidae family of tropical frogs in the state. Which cute puppy is it?
5. Most of the native "true frogs" of the Ranidae family in Arizona belong to which spotted species?
6. Arizona has several native species of which toad named for an appendage that helps it burrow underground?
7. Named for a Native American tribe of northern Mexico, which frog only exists in a few canyons in southern Arizona, where it was reintroduced in 2004 following a twenty year absence?
8. Which vibrant little toad covers the most territory in Arizona of any native toad?
9. Named for its "helmet" head, which Arizona native frog of the Hylidae family buries itself underground for much of the year, wrapped inside of a cocoon made of its skin?
10. Although called a toad, which Arizona native amphibian is the only member of the Microhylidae family of frogs which are named for a facial feature?
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