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(Hinckley, 1882) Fowler's toads are usually brown, grey, olive
green and rust red in color and have black edged dark spots on
its back, with a light middorsal stripe. In each of the dark
spots there are found to be three or more "warts". The ventral
surface (belly) is usually whitish and almost completely
unspotted. A. fowleri is noted for having a single dark spot on
its otherwise spotless belly. Males are often found to be darker
in color while females are found to be lighter. Its body
measures between 5 to 9.5 cm in length. Fowler's toad tadpoles
have a short oval body and a long tail with an upper and lower
fin. Their size is 1 to 1.4 cm long (Wright, 1949; Collins,
1991). A. fowleri is known to reproduce in warmer seasons of the
year, usually between the months of May and June. Breeding sites
are located in shallow waters t