Comprehensive DescriptionRead full entry Phyllomedusa camba is a
medium-sized frog with a wide head. The snout is short and
appears rounded in dorsal view while truncate and inclined in
lateral view. Snout-vent lengths range from 60.8-69.6 mm. The
canthus rostralis is slightly rounded. The lips are thin and not
flared. Nostrils are not protuberant, but are directed laterally
with a flat internarial region. Eyes are slightly protuberant
with vertically elliptical pupils. There are paratoid glands
that stretch from the eyelid to a level where the elbow touches
adpressed to the body. Tympanum is oval with an anterior ridge
1-2 mm separated from the eye. Moderate supratympanic fold can
be observed, barely covering a small region of the tympanum. The
upper arm is slender and the forearm is robust. Relative finger
lengths (decreasing) are 3 > 4 > 2 > 1. The hind limb is
slender, moderately long, and unornamented. Toe disks are
slightly smaller than those of fingers. Relative length
(decreasing) of toes is 4 > 5 > 1