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Family Nasikabatrachidae

Not assigned to a named subfamily – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Nasikabatrachus (Purple Pig-nosed Frogs)	Biju & Bossuyt, 2003 Two species N. bhupathi (Bhupathy's Purple Pig-nosed Frog) N. sahyadrensis (Purple frog, pictured)	India (Kerala and Tamil Nadu)	Size range: 49 mm (2 in) long (Bhupathy’s Purple Pig-nosed Frog) to 90 mm (4 in) long (Purple frog) Habitats: Forest, inland wetlands, canals and drainage channels Diets: Termites, ants, worms as well as algae

Family Chikilidae

Not assigned to a named subfamily – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Chikila	Kamei, San Mauro, Gower, Van Bocxlaer, Sherratt, Thomas, Babu, Bossuyt, Wilkinson & Biju, 2012 Four species C. alcocki (Alcock's Chikila) C. darlong (Darlong's Chikila) C. fulleri (Fuller's Chikila) C. gaiduwani (Gaiduwani's Chikila)	India (Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura), Bangladesh (Sylhet Division)	Size range: Habitats: Inland wetlands, forest, rural gardens, plantations, irrigated land, aquaculture ponds, canals and drainage channels Diets: Unknown, possibly worms and insects

Family Hylidae

Subfamily Hylinae – Rafinesque, 1815 – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Hyla (Holarctic Treefrogs)	Laurenti, 1768 One species H. annectans (Jerdon's tree frog)	India (Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Meghalaya), China, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam	Size range: Habitats: Forest, shrubland, grassland, inland wetlands, irrigated lands and ponds Diets:

Family Ceratobatrachidae

subfamily Liuraninae – Fei, Ye & Jiang, 2010 – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Liurana (Papilla-tongued Frogs)	Dubois, 1987 Four species L. himalayana (Himalayan Papilla-tongued Frog) L. indica (Indian Papilla-tongued Frog) L. medogensis (Medog Papilla-tongued Frog) L. minuta (Minute Papilla-tongues Frog)		Size range: Habitats: Diets:

Family Micrixalidae

Not assigned to a named Subfamily – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Micrixalus (Dancing Frogs)	Boulenger, 1888 24 species M. adonis (Beautiful Dancing Frog) M. candidus (White-Cheeked Dancing Frog) M. elegans (Elegants Dancing Frog) M. frigidus (Cold Stream Dancing Frog) M. fuscus (Kalakkad Dancing Frog) M. gadgili (Gadgil's Dancing Frog) M. herrei (Kallar Dancing Frog) M. kodayari (Kodayar Dancing Frog) M. kottigeharensis (Kottigehar Dancing Frog) M. kurichiyari (Kurichiyar Dancing Frog) M. mallani (Mallan's Dancing Frog) M. nelliyampathi (Nelliyampathi's Dancing Frog) M. nigraventris (Black-bellind Dancing Frog) M. niluvasei (Niluvase Dancing Frog) M. nudis (Naked Dancing Frog) M. phyllophilus (Nilgiri Dancing Frog) M. sairandhri (Sairandhri Dancing Frog) M. sali (Sali's Dancing Frog) M. saxicola (Wayanad Dancing Frog) M. silvaticus (Forest Dancing Frog) M. specca (Spotted Dancing Frog) M. spelunca (Cave Dancing Frog) M. thampii (Silent Valley Dancing Frog) M. uttaraghati (Northern Dancing Frog, pictured)	India (Western Ghats)	Size range: Habitats: Diets: Small invertebrates

Family Nyctibatrachidae

Subfamily Astrobatrachinae – Vijayakumar, Pyron, Dinesh, Torsekar, Srikanthan, Swamy, Stanley, Blackburn & Shanker, 2019 – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Astrobatrachus (Dwarf Triangle Disk Frogs)	Vijayakumar, Pyron, Dinesh, Torsekar, Srikanthan, Swamy, Stanley, Blackburn, and Shanker, 2019 One species A. kurichiyana (Starry Dwarf Frog)	India (Kerala)	Size range: Habitats: Diets:

Subfamily Nyctibatrachinae – Blommers-Schlösser, 1993 – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Nyctibatrachus (Night Frogs)	Boulenger, 1882 35 species N. acanthodermis (Spinular Night Frog) N. aliciae (Alicia's Night Frog) N. anamallaiensis (Anamallai Night Frog, pictured) N. athirappillyensis (Athirappilly Night Frog) N. beddomii (Beddome's Night Frog) N. danieli (Daniel's Night Frog) N. dattatreyaensis (Dattatreya Night Frog) N. deccanensis (Deccan Night Frog) N. gavi (Gavi Night Frog) N. grandis (Wayanad Night Frog) N. humayuni (Bombay Night Frog) N. indraneili (Indraneil's Night Frog) N. jog (Jog's Night Frog) N. karnatakaensis (Giant Wrinkled Frog) N. kempholeyensis (Kempholey Night Frog) N. kumbara (Kumbara Night Frog) N. major (Malabar Night Frog) N. manalari (Manalar Night Frog) N. mewasinghi (Mewa Singh's Night Frog) N. minimus (Miniature Night Frog) N. minor (Kerala Night Frog) N. petraeus (Castle Rock Night Frog) N. poocha (Meowing Night Frog) N. pulivijayani (Vijayan s Night Frog) N. radcliffei (Radcliffe's Night Frog) N. robinmoorei (Robin Moore's Night Frog) N. sabarimalai (Sabarimala Night Frog) N. sanctipalustris (Coorg Night Frog) N. shiradi (Shiradi Night Frog) N. sylvaticus (Forest Night Frog) N. tunga (Tunga River Night Frog) N. vasanthi (Kalakad Wrinkled Frog) N. vrijeuni (VUB Night Frog) N. webilla (Kadalar Night Frog)	India (Western Ghats)	Size range: 13 mm (1 in) long (N. beddomii) to 84 mm (3 in) long (N. karnatakaensis) Habitats: Diets: Unknown, presumably small invertebrates

Family Ranixalidae

Not assigned to a named Subfamily – two genera

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Indirana (Leaping Frogs)	Laurent, 1986 Fourteen species I. beddomii (Beddome's Leaping Frog) I. bhadrai (Bhadra Leaping Frog) I. brachytarsus (Günther's Leaping Frog, pictured) I. chiravasi (Chiravasi Leaping Frog) I. duboisi (Duboi's Lepaing Frog) I. gundia (Gundia's Leaping Frog) I. leithii (Matheran Leaping Frog) I. longicrus (Kempholey Leaping Frog) I. paramakri (Suganthagiri Leaping Frog) I. salelkari (Netravali Leaping Frog) I. sarojamma (Sarojamma's leaping Frog) I. semipalmata (Half-webbed Leaping Frog) I. tysoni (Tyson's Leaping Frog) I. yadera (Yadera Leaping Frog)	India (Western Ghats)	Size range: Habitats: Diets: Small invertebrates
Walkerana (Mountain Leaping Frogs)	Dahanukar, Modak, Krutha, Nameer, Padhye & Molur, 2016 Four species W. diplosticta (Spotted Mountain Leaping Frog) W. leptodactyla (Slenter-toed Leaping Frog) W. muduga (Muduga Mountain Leaping Frog) W. phrynoderma (Warty-skinned Leaping Frog, pictured)	India (Western Ghats)	Size range: Habitats: Diets: Small invertebrates

Family Salamandridae

Subfamily Pleurodelinae – Tschudi, 1838 – one genus

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Tylototriton (Crocodile Newts)	Anderson, 1871 Two species T. himalayanus (Himalayan Crocodile Newt) T. zaimeng (Zaimeng Lake Crocodile Newt)	India (Kerala)	Size range: Habitats: Diets:

Family Grandisoniidae

Not assigned to a named Subfamily – two genera

Name	Authority and species	Range	Size and ecology
Gegeneophis (Blind Caecilians)	Peters, 1880 Twelve species G. carnosus (Periah Peak Blind Caecilian) G. danieli (Daniel's Blind Caecilian) G. goaensis (Goa Caecilian) G. krishni (Gurupur Blind Caecilian) G. madhavai (Mudur Blind Caecilian) G. mhadeiensis (Mhadei Blind Caecilian, pictured) G. orientalis (Eastern Ghats Blind Caecilian) G. pareshi (Cotigaon Blind Caecilian) G. primus (Sugandhagiri Blind Caecilian) G. ramaswamii (Ramaswamy's Caecilian) G. seshachari (Seshachari's Caecilian) G. tejaswini (Kasargod Blind Caecilian)	India (Kerala)	Size range: Habitats: Diets:
Indotyphlus (Vermiform Caecilians)	Taylor, 1960 Two species I. battersbyi (Battersby's Vermiform Caecilian) I. maharashtraensis (Humbarli Vermiform Caecilian)	India (Kerala)	Size range: Habitats: Diets: