Living Beings

    family · Scientific classification

    Dendrobatidae

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    Source-identified Dendrobates tinctorius; Blue color form photographed in a zoo; coloration varies among populations. Framed for display
    Dyeing Poison Frog · Krigore · CC BY-SA 4.0

    Classification in context

    Lineage

    1. LifeLife
    2. DomainEukaryota
    3. KingdomAnimalia
    4. PhylumChordata
    5. ClassAmphibia
    6. OrderAnura
    7. FamilyDendrobatidae
    Advanced classification

    Complete source lineage, including intermediate ranks. The standard view uses Life and the eight principal ranks.

    1. cellular organisms cellular root
    2. Eukaryota domain
    3. Opisthokonta clade
    4. Metazoa kingdom
    5. Eumetazoa clade
    6. Bilateria clade
    7. Deuterostomia clade
    8. Chordata phylum
    9. Craniata subphylum
    10. Vertebrata clade
    11. Gnathostomata clade
    12. Teleostomi clade
    13. Euteleostomi clade
    14. Sarcopterygii superclass
    15. Dipnotetrapodomorpha clade
    16. Tetrapoda clade
    17. Amphibia class
    18. Batrachia superorder
    19. Anura order
    20. Neobatrachia suborder
    21. Hyloidea superfamily
    22. Dendrobatidae family

    NCBI Taxonomy (2026-11-05 reconciled backbone) · Taxon source ↗

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    Dendrobates · genus

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    Source-identified Dendrobates tinctorius; Blue color form photographed in a zoo; coloration varies among populations. Framed for display
    Species · Dendrobates

    Dyeing Poison Frog

    Dendrobates tinctorius

    The dyeing poison frog is a day-active tropical frog with strikingly variable colors. Its parental care connects the forest floor with small …