Belongs within: Hylinae.
Hyla is a Palaearctic genus of moderate-sized, arboreal, primarily green frogs with expanded terminal discs on the digits (Duellman et al. 2016).
<==Hyla Laurenti 1768 [=Hylaria Rafinesque 1814]DMH16
|--+--+--H. annectans (Jerdon 1870)PW11, L50 [=Polypedates annectansL50, H. annectens (l. c.)L50]
| | `--H. tsinlingensisPW11
| `--+--H. chinensisDMH16
| `--H. simplexDMH16
`--+--H. meridionalisPW11 [=H. arborea meridionalisM55]
`--+--+--H. felixarabicaDMH16
| `--H. savignyiDMH16 [=H. arborea savignyiM55]
`--+--H. sardaDMH16 [=H. arborea sardaM55]
`--+--H. arborea (Linnaeus 1758) [=Rana arborea; incl. *H. viridis Laurenti 1768]DMH16
| |--H. a. arboreaS00
| `--H. a. kretensisS00
`--+--H. intermediaDMH16
`--+--H. molleriDMH16
`--H. orientalisDMH16
Hyla incertae sedis:
H. albomarginataR72
H. aruensisB28
H. aureaR13
H. baderi Lynch 1965H00
H. baudiniPK61
H. bifurcaMW75
H. bipunctataB89
H. caeruleaF89
H. citropusS89
H. claresignataKF69
H. crepitansMW75
H. cyclorhynchusG54
H. dentataF89
H. dimolopsF89
H. elaeochroaH86
H. fasciataMW75
H. favosaMW75
H. freycinetiF13
H. garbeiDS86
H. goeldiiKF69
H. hallowelliiDMH16
H. hazalaeH86
H. heilpriniH96
H. heinzsteinitziDMH16
H. holmani Lynch 1966M00
H. krefftiiF89
H. lanciformisDS86
H. leucophyllataMW75
H. marmorataMW75
H. minutaB89
H. miocenica Holman 1966RR00
H. miofloridana Holman 1967RR00
H. miseraR72
H. montanaKF69
H. nana Boulenger 1889B89
H. nasicaB89
H. occularis [=Rana occularis]J23
H. parvicepsMW75
H. peroniiF89
H. phlebodesMW75
H. phrynoderma Boulenger 1889B89
H. phyllochroaS89
H. pseudopumaH86
H. pulchellaPRB10
|--H. p. pulchellaPRB10
`--H. p. cordobaePRB10
H. punctataB89
H. raniformisPK61
H. rhodopeplaMW75
H. sanchiangensisL50
H. sarayacuensisMW75
H. septentrionalisKF69
H. siopelaH86
H. spegazzinii Boulenger 1889B89
H. staufferiH86
H. stepheniW06
H. swanstoni Holman 1968RR00
H. triangulumMW75
H. venulosaR72
H. warreniVSD02
H. zhaopingensisDMH16
*Type species of generic name indicated
References
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[PK61] Pyburn, W. F., & J. P. Kennedy. 1961. Hybridization in U. S. treefrogs of the genus Hyla. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 74: 157–160.
[PW11] Pyron, R. A., & J. J. Wiens. 2011. A large-scale phylogeny of Amphibia including over 2800 species, and a revised classification of extant frogs, salamanders, and caecilians. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 61: 543–583.
[R72] Righi, G. 1972. Contribuição ao conhecimento dos Oligochaeta brasileiros. Papéis Avulsos de Zoologia 25 (18): 149–166.
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[W06] Werner, F. 1906. Die nördlichsten Reptilien und Batrachier. In: Römer, F., & F. Schaudinn (eds) Fauna Arctica. Eine Zusammenstellun der arktischen Tierformen, mit besonder Berücksichtigung des Spitzbergen-Gebietes auf Grund der Ergebnisse der Deutschen Expedition in das Nördliche Eismeer im Jahre 1898 vol. 4 pp. 527–544. Gustav Fischer: Jena.