Phyllobates

Phyllobates is a large genus of poison-dart frogs. It contains the most toxic and vividly coloured of the family.

Taxonomy
The genus name, Phyllobates, comes from the Greek "phyllos", meaning leaf, and bates, meaning climber. Many of the species in the Phyllobates genus were formerly placed in the Dendrobates genus. However, after further species examination, it was discovered that skeletal differences between the two genera would mean that many Dendrobates species would have to be placed in the Phyllobates genus. The species currently considered to be part of the genus are listed below:
 * Phyllobates abditus
 * Phyllobates altobueyensis
 * Phyllobates amazonicus
 * Phyllobates arboreus
 * Phyllobates auratus
 * Phyllobates aurotaenia
 * Phyllobates azureus
 * Phyllobates azuritia
 * Phyllobates bicolor
 * Phyllobates bombetes
 * Phyllobates claudiae
 * Phyllobates fantasticus
 * Phyllobates granuliferus
 * Phyllobates histrionicus
 * Phyllobates imitator
 * Phyllobates lamasi
 * Phyllobates lehmanni
 * Phyllobates leucomelas
 * Phyllobates lugubris
 * Phyllobates minutus
 * Phyllobates occultator
 * Phyllobates opisthomelas
 * Phyllobates pumilio (formerly Oophaga pumilio)
 * Phyllobates reticulatus
 * Phyllobates sirensis
 * Phyllobates sylvaticus
 * Phyllobates terribilis
 * Phyllobates tinctorius
 * Phyllobates truncatus
 * Phyllobates variabilis
 * Phyllobates vittatus