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We document the first account of a triple egg clutch in the Melodious Coqui, Eleutherodactylus wigthmanae, and in the Whistling Coqui, E. cochranae, along with the first record of amplexus in the Mountain Coqui, E. portoricensis in the wild. These species are abundant in their current natural distribution, and the low frequency of similar observations from these and other species documented from the literature, reflects the rarity of encountering these events in the wild. These reports expand our knowledge on multiple breeding events and reproductive behavior in the most diverse group of frogs in the Caribbean.

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Natural History Notes on the Reproductive Biology of the Melodious Coqui, Eleutherodactylus wightmanae (Schmidt, 1920), the Whistling Coqui, E. cochranae (Grant, 1932), and the Mountain Coqui, E. portoricensis (Schmidt, 1927) (Anura: Eleutherodactylidae), from Puerto Rico1