Abstract
Anomalies in natural amphibian populations have been reported for over 400 species from around the world. ese anomalies are dif cult to register and their observations are still scarce for most species and regions, due mainly to their fortuitous nature. Here, we present three new records of morphological anomalies in bufonids from northeastern Brazil. is is the rst study to report ocular anomalies (anophthalmy and cataract) in Rhinella diptycha and the rst report of an anomaly in Rhinella mirandaribeiroi in Brazil.
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