Wetland connectivity: understanding the dispersal of organisms that occur in Victoria’s wetlands draft

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Appendix 1. Description of amphibians recorded in Victoria

Table A1. Description of amphibians recorded in Victoria including: conservation listing (CL) in Victoria (DSE 2007), mobility and habitat use. The genus Litoria belongs to the family Hylidae, all the other genera belong to the family Myobatrachidae.

Species name	Common name	CL	Altitudinal range (m)	Habitat use	Mobility
Litoria aurea	Green and Golden Bell Frog	Vu	10–720	generalist	high
Litoria booroolongensis	Booroolong Tree Frog	CE, FFG	210–260	stream	unknown
Litoria citropa	Blue Mountains Tree Frog		10–590	stream	unknown
Litoria dentata	Bleating Tree Frog			generalist	unknown
Litoria ewingii	Southern Brown Tree Frog		10–1510	generalist	unknown
Litoria lesueuri	Lesueur's Frog		10–1460	stream	unknown
Litoria littlejohni	Large Brown Tree Frog	DD, FFG	110–1160	generalist	medium
Litoria nudidigita	Leaf Green Tree Frog		10–1390	stream	unknown
Litoria paraewingi	Plains Brown Tree Frog		20–1730	generalist	medium
Litoria peronii	Peron's Tree Frog		10–1030	generalist	unknown
Litoria raniformis	Growling Grass Frog	E, FFG	10–1140	generalist	high
Litoria spenceri	Spotted Tree Frog	CE, FFG	310–1700	stream	unknown
Litoria verreauxii alpina	Alpine Tree Frog	CE, FFG	1000–1720	specialist	unknown
Litoria verreauxii verreauxii	Verreaux's Tree Frog		10–980	generalist	unknown
Crinia parinsignifera	Plains Froglet		20–850	generalist	unknown
Crinia signifera	Common Froglet		10–1950	generalist	unknown
Crinia sloanei	Sloane's Froglet		80–210	generalist	unknown
Geocrinia laevis ^†	Southern Smooth Froglet		10–720	specialist	low
Geocrinia Victoriana ^†	Victorian Smooth Froglet		10–1730	specialist	low
Heleioporus australiacus^†	Giant Burrowing Frog	Vu, FFG	60–830	unknown	unknown
Limnodynastes dumerilii	Pobblebonk Frog		10–1700*	generalist	medium
Limnodynastes fletcheri	Barking Marsh Frog		20–300	generalist	unknown
Limnodynastes interioris	Giant Bullfrog	CE, FFG	80–400	generalist	medium
Limnodynastes peronii	Striped Marsh Frog		10–1180	generalist	unknown
Limnodynastes tasmaniensis	Spotted Marsh Frog		10–1150	generalist	unknown
Mixophyes balbus	Southern Barred Frog	CE, FFG	200–970	stream	unknown
Neobatrachus pictus	Mallee Spadefoot Toad		30–370	generalist	unknown
Neobatrachus sudelli	Common Spadefoot Toad		10–440	generalist	unknown
Paracrinia haswelli	Haswell's Froglet		10–910	generalist	unknown
Philoria frosti ^†	Baw Baw Frog	CE, FFG	810– 1570	specialist	low
Pseudophryne bibroni ^†	Brown Toadlet	E, FFG	10–1090	specialist	low
Pseudophryne dendyi ^†	Dendy's Toadlet	DD	10–1710	specialist	low
Pseudophryne semimarmorata ^†	Southern Toadlet	Vu	10–1500	specialist	low
Uperoleia laevigata	Smooth Toadlet	DD	190–950	generalist	unknown
Uperoleia martini	Martins Toadlet	DD	20–210	generalist	unknown
Uperoleia rugosa	Rugose Toadlet	Vu, FFG	100–200	generalist	unknown
Uperoleia tyleri	Tylers Toadlet	DD	20–210	generalist	unknown

Habitat use: generalist, species that utilise most wetland types; specialist, species with narrow habitat requirement; stream, stream dwelling species. Mobility ratings are based on expert opinion: Unknown; Low, < 0.5 km; Medium, < 1 km; High, > 1 km. Conservation listing in Victoria (DSE 2007): RE, regionally extinct; CE, critically endangered; E, endangered; Vu, vulnerable; DD, data deficient; FFG, listed as threatened under the FFG Act 1988.

*Elevation data may be compilation of subspecies; †species that do not breed in ponds; Tyler’s Toadlet and Martins Toadlet may be the same species (taxonomy unresolved).

Sources: Robinson (1998); M. Scroggie, N. Clemann and S. Saddlier, ARI, pers. comm.

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