Editing Excidobates

[[File:Marañón Poison Frog Excidobates mysteriosus © Josh Allen.jpg|alt=Marañón Poison Frog Excidobates mysteriosus © Josh Allen|thumb|Marañón Poison Frog (''Excidobates mysteriosus)'' © [https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/42839328 Josh Allen]]]
The genus of ''Excidobates'' represents poison dart frogs that are endemic to the [[Marañón River drainage]] in Peru and Ecuador. Species in this genus were initially organized under ''[[Dendrobates]]'' before being reclassified into ''Excidobates.'' Pale, egg shaped spots underneath the thighs are a distinct marking that is characteristic of this genus. 
[[File:Excidobates condor © jorgebrito.jpg|alt=Excidobates condor © jorgebrito|thumb|''Excidobates condor'' © [https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/29126633 jorgebrito]]]
[[File:Excidobates Distribution Range, IUCN.png|alt=Excidobates Distribution Range, IUCN|thumb|''Excidobates'' Distribution Range, IUCN<ref>''Excidobates'' Distribution Range, IUCN - https://www.iucnredlist.org/fr/search?taxonomies=135961</ref>]]


As of 2024 there are only three species within the ''Excidobates'' genus.

# [[Santiago poison frog]] (''[[Excidobates captivus]]'')
# [[Condor Poison Frog]] (''[[Excidobates condor]])''
# [[Marañón poison frog]] (''[[Excidobates mysteriosus]]'')
[[File:Santiago Poison Frog Excidobates captivus © Jhandry Guaya.jpg|alt=Santiago Poison Frog Excidobates captivus © Jhandry Guaya|thumb|Santiago Poison Frog (''Excidobates captivus)'' © [https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/190260498 Jhandry Guaya]]]