Table 2. Summary of snout vent length (SVL) in milimeters for African clawed frogs.

species	aveF	maxF	stdevF	#F	aveM	maxM	stdevM	#M
subgenus Silurana
X. calcaratus	44	59	12	19	-	-	-	-
X. epitropicalis	56	68	5	12	43	49	2	12
X. mellotropicalis	53	58	6	14	45	51	3	12
X. tropicalis	51	59	10	18	42	44	2	16
subgenus Xenopus
amieti group
X. allofraseri	34	48	7	17	35	38	3	6
X. amieti	45	49	2	6	37	40	2	10
X. andrei	48	53	4	11	35	37	2	12
X. boumbaensis	36	53	9	31	34	37	3	13
X. cf. boumbaensis	45	48	4	11	35	37	1	14
X. eysoole	48	52	6	9	40	42	2	4
X. fraseri*	-	-	-	-	35	37	3	2
X. itombwensis	36	38	3	2	31	37	2	12
X. kobeli	42	47	3	7	35	38	2	7
X. lenduensis	48	56	5	27	40	46	3	15
X. longipes	30	34	2	8	26	29	1	8
X. parafraseri	37	42	3	14	34	38	4	3
X. pygmaeus	33	36	3	2	28	28	1	2
X. ruwenzoriensis*	38	48	2	4	37	39	2	6
X. wittei	49	54	3	17	41	45	3	15
X. vestitus	49	54	6	38	40	43	2	17
laevis group
X. gilli	51	61	6	65	39	42	2	22
X. laevis	86	119	15	43	63	83	11	66
X. poweri	59	71	6	16	46	56	11	22
X. victorianus	60	68	10	10	50	57	3	14
muelleri group
X. borealis	57	75	16	20	40	48	7	8
X. clivii	62	78	13	24	50	59	7	25
X. fischbergi	56	63	8	6	51	52	2	2
X. muelleri	73	81	6	19	57	61	3	13
X. largeni	45	54	5	9	41	44	1	13

Data include average SVL for females and males (aveF, aveM, respectively), the maximum SVLs (maxF, maxM, respectively), standard deviations (stdevF and stdevM, respectively), and the number of individuals measured (#F, #M). Data from X. vestitus are from Tinsley (1973). Dashes indicate missing data for listed species; data are entirely missing for X. petersii.

* sex of maximum-sized individual was ambiguous but listed in male column.