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Canadian Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Network - Réseau Canadien de Conservation des Amphibiens et des Reptiles
Québec

Québec has 21 species of amphibians. Only Ontario has more native species. Québec has 2 species of salamanders (the Mountain Dusky and the Spring Salamander) that are found nowhere else in Canada. The 2 Dusky Salamanders and the Spring Salamander are only found south of the St Lawrence. The greatest diversity of species is found in the southern portion of the province. While 9 species range as far north as James Bay, only 3, the American Toad and the Mink and Wood Frogs are found farther north. Most of the species found in Québec are also found in Ontario and New Brunswick.


Salamanders

    Mudpuppies
         Mudpuppy -- Necture Tacheté -- Necturus maculosus

    Newts
         Eastern Newt -- Triton Vert -- Notophthalmus viridescens

    Mole Salamanders
         Blue-spotted Salamander -- Salamandre à Points Bleus -- Ambystoma laterale
         Spotted Salamander -- Salamandre Maculée -- Ambystoma aculatum

    Lungless Salamanders
         Four-toed Salamander -- Salamandre à Quatre Doigts -- Hemidactylium scutatum
         Mountain Dusky Salamander -- Salamandre Sombre des Montagne -- Desmognathus ochrophaeus
         Northern Dusky Salamander -- Salamandre Sombre -- Desmognathus fuscus
         Northern Two-lined Salamander -- Salamandre à Deux Lignes du Nord -- Eurycea bislineata
         Redback Salamander -- Salamandre Rayée -- Plethodon cinereus
         Spring Salamander -- Salamandre Pourpre -- Gyrinophilus porphyriticus

Frogs and Toads

    True Toads
         American Toad -- Crapaud d'Amerique -- Bufo americanus

    Treefrogs
         Boreal Chorus Frog -- Rainette Faux-Grillon Boréale -- Pseudacris maculata
         Gray (Tetraploid) Treefrog -- Rainette Versicolore -- Hyla versicolor
         Spring Peeper -- Rainette Crucif re -- Pseudacris crucifer
         Western Chorus Frog -- Rainette Faux-Grillon de l'Ouest -- Pseudacris triseriata

    True Frogs
         Bullfrog -- Ouaouaron -- Rana catesbeiana
         Green Frog -- Grenouille Verte -- Rana clamitans
         Mink Frog -- Grenouille du Nord -- Rana septentrionalis
         Northern Leopard Frog -- Grenouille Léopard -- Rana pipiens
         Pickerel Frog -- Grenouille des Marais -- Rana palustris
         Wood Frog -- Grenouille des Bois -- Rana sylvatica


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