=Eleutherodactylus alfredi= Boulenger _Oaxaca_: Tolosita (2). _Veracruz_: 35 km. SE of Jesus Carranza (6). These specimens were collected in rainforest. Shreve (1957:247) pointed out the close resemblance between _E. alfredi_ and _E. conspicuus_ from Piedras Negras, Guatemala, and treated them as subspecies. Examination of the specimens from the isthmus, together with seven from central Veracruz and one from Teapa, Tabasco, suggests an even closer relationship. _Eleutherodactylus conspicuus_ was diagnosed by Taylor and Smith (1945:567) as differing from _alfredi_ "in lacking a tarsal fold, in having shorter hind legs with the tibiotarsal articulation reaching only to the nostril instead of beyond the tip of the snout; the vomerine teeth barely reach the posterior level of the choanae." The specimen from Teapa has the vomerine teeth reaching to the posterior edge of the choanae; in the eight specimens from the isthmus the teeth reach the posterior edge of the choanae in two and to the middle of the choanae in six; in seven specimens from central Veracruz the teeth reach the posterior edge of the choanae in two and to the middle in five. The tibiotarsal articulation extends beyond the tip of the snout in the specimen from Teapa and in two from central Veracruz; in three specimens from the isthmus and in one from central Veracruz it extends only to the nostril; in the others it extends to the snout. The tarsal fold is absent in the specimen from Teapa, in three from the isthmus, and in all those from central Veracruz; it is weakly present in the others. In the light of this evidence there seems to be little justification in recognizing two species or even two subspecies in this group. Consequently, _Eleutherodactylus conspicuus_ Taylor and Smith (1945) is here placed in the synonymy of _Eleutherodactylus alfredi_ Boulenger (1898), a species with a range extending from Cuautlapan and Potrero Viejo in central Veracruz southward and eastward in forested habitats to western El Peten, Guatemala. =Eleutherodactylus natator= Taylor _Veracruz_: 35 km. SE of Jesus Carranza (3); 38 km. S of Jesus Carranza; 55 km. SE of Jesus Carranza. The snout-vent length is 42.0 mm. in a male and averages 59.5 mm. in three adult females. The tarsal fold is low and extends about half the length of the tarsus; the first and second fingers are subequal in length; the tibiotarsal articulation extends beyond the tip of the snout. The patches of vomerine teeth lie between the posterior margins of the choanae. The throat and belly are immaculate, and the soles of the feet are dark. In the isthmus this species can be distinguished from _Eleutherodactylus rugulosus_ by less rugose skin on the dorsum and absence of dark ventral mottling. The specimens reported here extend the known range of _natator_ eastward from Camotlan, Oaxaca; northward in Veracruz the species inhabits foothills as far north as Huatusco. =Eleutherodactylus rhodopis= Cope