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English: Photo of Dendropsophus joannae, a species endemic to Bolivia
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Author Jörn Köhler, 1998
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2011-07-02 16:36 1976×1592× (129406 bytes) Jimpscott {{Information |Description = photo of species Hyla joannae |Source = BIOPAT - Patrons for Diversity |Date = ~~~~~ |Author = |Permission = free licence granted by Dr. Jörn Köhler, BIOPAT |other_versions = none }}

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