Category:Nyctibatrachus

**Nyctibatrachus**
	genus of amphibians
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Instance of	taxon;
Common name
	български: южноиндийски жаби; മലയാളം: നിക്‌ടിബട്രാക്കസ്; русский: Южноиндийские лягушки; தமிழ்: நைக்டிபாட்ராச்சசு; 中文: 昏蛙属; 中文（中国大陆）: 昏蛙属; 中文（臺灣）: 昏蛙屬;
Taxonomy
Kingdom	Animalia
Subkingdom	Eumetazoa
Subkingdom	Bilateria
Superphylum	Deuterostomia
Phylum	Chordata
Subphylum	Vertebrata
Infraphylum	Gnathostomata
Megaclass	Osteichthyes
Superclass	Sarcopterygii
Infraclass	Elpistostegalia
Superclass	Tetrapoda
Class	Amphibia
Subclass	Lissamphibia
Superorder	Batrachia
Superorder	Salientia
Order	Anura
Family	Nyctibatrachidae
Genus	Nyctibatrachus
Taxon author	George Albert Boulenger, 1882
Authority file
	Q2699473; NCBI taxonomy ID: 129020; ITIS TSN: 207050; Encyclopedia of Life ID: 42852; GBIF taxon ID: 2429274; iNaturalist taxon ID: 25722; BOLD Systems taxon ID: 682605; ADW taxon ID: Nyctibatrachus; IRMNG ID: 1107550
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Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Animalia • Phylum: Chordata • Subphylum: Vertebrata • Infraphylum: Gnathostomata • Cladus: Osteichthyes • Superclassis: Tetrapoda • Classis: Amphibia • Subclassis: Lissamphibia • Ordo: Anura • Subordo: Neobatrachia • Familia: Nyctibatrachidae • Genus: Nyctibatrachus Boulenger, 1882

Included species (for Amphibiaweb, 11 September 2012):

N. acanthodermis, N. aliciae, N. beddomii, N. danieli, N. dattatreyaensis, N. deccanensis, N. deveni, N. gavi, N. grandis, N. humayuni, N. indraneili, N. jog, N. karnatakaensis, N. kempholeyensis, N. major, N. minimus, N. minor, N. modestus, N. periyar, N. petraeus, N. pillaii, N. poocha, N. sanctipalustris, N. shiradi, N. sylvaticus, N. vasanthi, N. vrijeuni

Included species (for ASW, 11 September 2012):

N. aliciae, N. anamallaiensis, N. beddomii, N. dattatreyaensis, N. deccanensis, N. humayuni, N. karnatakaensis, N. kempholeyensis, N. major, N. minimus, N. minor, N. petraeus, N. sanctipalustris, N. sholai, N. sylvaticus, N. vasanthi