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When was Stenoloba nigrabasalis created?
Stenoloba nigrabasalis was created in 1991.
When was Stenoloba viridicollar created?
Stenoloba viridicollar was created in 2011.
When was Gastrophryne olivacea created?
Gastrophryne olivacea was created in 1856.
When was Andraca olivacea created?
Andraca olivacea was created in 1927.
What do the finch certhidea olivacea eat?
mainly Insects
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the amphibian Great Plains narrowmouth toad?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Gastrophryne olivacea.
What is the scientific name for tanagers?
The western tanager is Piranga ludoviciana. The scarlet tanager is Piranga olivacea. The summer tanager is Piranga rubra.
Is the scarlet carnation endangered?
No. The scarlet tanager, Piranga Olivacea, is a fairly common species of mixed hardwood forests in eastern North America.
What is a sea turtles kingdom phylum class order family genus and species?
Olive Ridley turtle: Kingdom - Animalia Phylum - Vertebrata Class - Reptilia Order - Testudines Family - Cheloniidae Genus - Lepidochelys Species - olivacea
What is the Sheep Frog's call?
A nasal bleat of about 2 seconds is the call of the Sheep Frog (Hypopachus variolosus).Specifically, the voice of the Sheep Frog is similar to that of the Great Plains Narrowmouth Toad (Gastrophryne olivacea), but lower in pitch. The repetition of the call varies, and there can be quite a wait between the nasal bleats. It may be heard between March and September, after heavy rains.
What is Suriname's national animal or insect?
Suriname doesn't have a national animal or insect. But four endangered sea turtles are popularly linked with Suriname. Green [Chelonia mydas], hawksbill [Eretmochelys imbricata], leatherback [Dermochelys coriacea], and olive ridley [Lepidochelys olivacea] all nest in Suriname. The Galibi Nature Reserve in northern Suriname was established as a national reserve in 1969 to protect them.
Which four species of animals is Suriname's Matapica Beach known for having?
Suriname's Matapica Beach is a nesting site for 4 endangered sea turtles. The nesting turtles are green [Chelonia mydas], hawksbill [Eretmochelys imbricata], leatherback [Dermochelys coriacea], and olive ridley [Lepidochelys olivacea]. Matapica Beach is located in Commewijne District about 22 miles [35 kilometers] east of Paramaribo, Suriname's capital.
