Amnihyla is a genus of tree frogs in the family Pelodryadidae, native to New Guinea and its surrounding islands.
Species of this genus inhabit most natural habitats in New Guinea from the lowland forests to montane grasslands. The frogs are mostly arboreal or semi-aquatic and breed in streams and torrents.
Species Many of the species in this genus were part of the wastebasket genus Litoria until it was split into multiple genera after a comprehensive phylogenetic study in 2025:
Amnihyla amnicola Amnihyla angiana - Angiana tree frog Amnihyla arfakiana - Arfakiana tree frog Amnihyla becki - Beck's tree frog Amnihyla brongersmai Amnihyla bulmeri - Bulmer's tree frog Amnihyla dorsivena - Eastern mountains tree frog Amnihyla fuscula Amnihyla grinpela Amnihyla hastula Amnihyla kikori Amnihyla lakekamu Amnihyla leucova - West Sepik tree frog Amnihyla longicrus - Wendessi tree frog Amnihyla macki Amnihyla megalops Amnihyla micromembrana - Nodugl tree frog Amnihyla modica - Oruge tree frog Amnihyla napaea - Snow Mountains tree frog Amnihyla oenicolen - Trauna River tree frog Amnihyla pratti Amnihyla rara Amnihyla rivicola Amnihyla scabra Amnihyla skeliphros Amnihyla spartacus Amnihyla spinifera Amnihyla stellarum Amnihyla wollastoni - Highland tree frog
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