Reptiles
Amphibian species of Georgia
The checklist’s 12 amphibians in one index — frogs/toads and newts/salamander in separate blocks.
12
amphibians in the atlas
8
Anura
4
Caudata
Index
12 species, two groups
Tarkhnishvili et al. 2026: 12 amphibians. This table gathers both groups. The frogs guide and Caudata guide are separate.
Regional maps for these taxa are still almost empty. We do not invent range.
Anura
8 frogs / toads
The same eight species as the frogs guide — here as a table.
Caudata
4 newts / salamander
The Caucasian salamander’s profile lists it as a western Lesser Caucasus endemic. The other three are newts.
Caudata guide
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FAQ
What people ask about the amphibian list
Short answers.
The atlas has 12 checklist species: 8 Anura and 4 Caudata.
The written guide is on the frogs page; the table is the frog index.
The profile location says western Lesser Caucasus endemic. The national Red List is not cited on that profile.
Better not. Observe and compare with the atlas.
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Open a species, the frogs guide, or the newts guide.