Local animals in this group:
Hyla
- KingdomAnimaliaanimal kingdom
- GenusHyla
- SpeciesHyla andersoniiPine Barrens Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla annectans
- SpeciesHyla antoniiochoai
- SpeciesHyla arborea
- SpeciesHyla arboricola
- SpeciesHyla arenicolorCanyon Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla avivocaBird-voiced Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla bocourti
- SpeciesHyla chinensis
- SpeciesHyla chrysoscelisCope's Gray Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla cinereaGreen Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla euphorbiaceaRana-de árbol de Los Altos-del Sur
- SpeciesHyla eximiaRana-de árbol de montaña
- SpeciesHyla femoralisPine Woods Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla gratiosaBarking Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla hallowellii
- SpeciesHyla heinzsteinitzi
- SpeciesHyla helenae
- SpeciesHyla imitator
- SpeciesHyla immaculata
- SpeciesHyla inframaculata
- SpeciesHyla intermedia
- SpeciesHyla japonica
- SpeciesHyla meridionalis
- SpeciesHyla molitor
- SpeciesHyla molleri
- SpeciesHyla orientalis
- SpeciesHyla plicataRana-de árbol plegada o surcada
- SpeciesHyla sanchiangensis
- SpeciesHyla sarda
- SpeciesHyla savignyi
- SpeciesHyla simplex
- SpeciesHyla squirellaSquirrel Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla suweonensis
- SpeciesHyla tsinlingensis
- SpeciesHyla walkeriRana-de árbol de Walker
- SpeciesHyla warreni
- SpeciesHyla wrightorumArizona Treefrog
- SpeciesHyla zhaopingensis
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