Schneider, Bert (1978): Beitrag zur Herpetofauna Tunesiens, II. Bufo mauritanicus. - Salamandra, Frankfurt/M., 14 (1): 33-40.
 

Shannon, Frederick A. (1949): A Western Subspecies of Bufo woodhousii Hitherto Erroneously Associated with Bufo compactilis. - Bull. Chicago Acad. Sci., 8 (15): 301-312.
 

Shannon, Frederick. A. (1953): Notes on the Lectotype of Bufo woodhousi microscaphus With Notes on the Specific Relationships of the Toads. - Herpetologica, Vol. 9: 182-183.
 

Shannon, Frederick A. & Charles H. Lowe Jr. (1955): A New Subspecies of Bufo woodhousei From the Inland Southwest. - Herpetologica, Vol 11: 185-190.

Bufo woodhousei australis subsp. nov.
 

Smith, Hobart M. (1946): The Tadpoles of Bufo cognatus Say. - Univ. Kansas Publ., 1 (3): 95-96.
 

Sofianidou, Theodora S. & Hans Schneider (1985): The Reproductive Behavior of the Giant Toad Bufo b. spinosus (Amphibia, Anura) in Northern Greece. - Zool. Anz., Jena, 214 (3/4): 209-221.
 

Sprackland, R. G., T. Sprackland & D. Diessner (2004): Reptiles and Mammals of Fitzroy Island, Queensland. - Memoirs of the Queensland Museum, Brisbane, 49 (2): 733-739.

The terrestrial fauna of Fitzroy Island National Park has not hitherto been the focus of a biodiversity survey. During 1999, 2000 and 2003 an extensive faunal survey was conducted, increasing the number of confirmed taxa from one to 18 reptiles and from one to four mammals. The herpetofaunal and mammalian composition of the island is known to include three gekkonids, one varanid, ten scincids, one python, two colubrids, two bats, a macropod and a rat. Despite extensive searches, no amphibians were found. -

Reptiles, mammals, island biogeography, biodiversity, Fitzroy Island, Gehyra dubia, Hemidactylus frenatus, Nactus cheverti, Carlia laevis, Carlia longipes, Cryptoblepharus litoralis, Cryptoblepharus virgatus, Egernia frerei, Eulamprus brachysoma, Glaphyromorphus crassicaudus, Glaphyromorphus fuscicaudis, Glaphyromorphus nigricaudis, Saproscincus basiliscus, Varanus panoptes, Morelia spilota, Boiga irregularis, Dendrelaphis calligastra, Macropus giganteus, Pteropus conspicillatus, Hipposideros ater.
 

Trueb, Linda (1971): Phylogenetic relationshipsof certain neotropical toads with the description of a new genus (Anura: Bufonidae). - Contributions of Science, Los Angeles, No. 216:1-40.

A new bufonid genus, Rhamphophryne, is described. This genus contains five species (Atelopus festae Peracca, Bufo rostratus Noble, Bufo nicefori Cochran and Goin, and two new species, R. acrolopha and R. macrorhina), and ranges from extreme eastern Panamá to southern Ecuador. ...