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Pumilio size

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Phyllobates azureus
Without a doubt, O. pumilio is one of the smallest anurans that there is. However, i have heard various references claiming that it is the smallest dendrobatid, the second-smallest, third-smallest, fourth-smallest, etc. How big is pumilio relative to other dendrobatids? I'd like to know.
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I dont have the mm lengths, I am sure others do....

but they range greatly from the really big Black Jeans and Bri Bri to the tiny popa/loma/nancy's/ escudo....which are all barely Reticulatus sized

None are the smallest PDF's though :rolleyes:
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