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Amolops mengdingensis Yu & Wu & Yang 2019, sp. nov.

Authors: Yu, Guohua; Wu, Zhengjun; Yang, Junxing;

Amolops mengdingensis Yu & Wu & Yang 2019, sp. nov.

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Amolops mengdingensis sp. nov. Figs 3–4 urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 25FD9445-4EA0-4776-9324-92C6B04C342E Holotype. KIZ 20160266, an adult male, collected at 22:10 on 20 July 2017 by Guohua Yu from Mengding Township (23°27'46.66"N, 99°9'14.11"E, 1040 m a.s.l.; Fig. 1), Gengma County, Lincang city, Yunnan, China. Paratype. KIZ 20160265, an adult female, collected at same time with the holotype from the type locality by Guohua Yu. KIZ 20160317, KIZ 20160318, and KIZ 20160321–20160323, five adult males, collected from the type locality by Guohua Yu at 21:00–22:30 on 11 April 2018. Etymology. The specific epithet is named for the type locality, Mengding Township. Diagnosis. Morphologically, A. mendingensis sp. nov. assigns to the A. monticola group by having the combination of smooth dorsal skin, dorsolateral fold, and the side of head dark with a light-colored upper lip stripe extending to the axilla (Stuart et al. 2010). Amolops mengdingensis sp. nov. can be distinguished from other members in its group by having a combination of the following characters: 1) top of head and dorsum green with dark spots on dorsum; 2) loreal region dark brown and flanks brown without any coloration of green; 3) SVL 36.9– 40.2 mm in males and 64.3 mm in female; 4) dorsal surface smooth, except white spinules on posterior part of dorsolateral folds and above vent; 5) two external subgular vocal sacs in males; 6) vomerine teeth in two oblique ridges, separated by a small distance; 7) pineal body absent; 8) snout longer than eye diameter; 9) internarial space broader than interorbital space; 10) tympanum distinct, smaller than half of eye diameter; 11) all fingertips expanded; 12) two palmar tubercles; 13) outer metatarsal tubercle absent; 14) tibiotarsal articulation reaching beyond snout tip; and 15) velvety nuptial pads. Description of holotype. Adult male (SVL 39.7 mm); head longer (HL 13.7 mm) than wide (HW 12.6 mm); snout obtusely pointed, projecting beyond margin of lower jaw in ventral view, rounded in profile; canthus rostralis distinct, nearly straight; loreal region sloping, concave; nostrils oval, lateral, slightly protuberant, slightly closer to eye than snout tip; internarial distance (IND 4.7 mm) greater than interorbital distance (IOD 3.6 mm); upper eyelid width (UEW 3.4 mm) slightly narrower than interorbital space; pineal spot absent; pupil oval, horizontal; tympanum distinct, rounded, less than half eye diameter; supratympanic fold indistinct; vomerine teeth in two oblique rows between choanae, closer to each other than choanae; choanae oval; tongue attached anteriorly, cordiform, deeply notched posteriorly; vocal sac opening on floor of mouth at each corner; two external subgular vocal sacs. Forelimbs robust, relative length of fingers I

Published as part of Yu, Guohua, Wu, Zhengjun & Yang, Junxing, 2019, A new species of the Amolops monticola group (Anura: Ranidae) from southwestern Yunnan, China, pp. 548-560 in Zootaxa 4577 (3) on pages 553-558, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4577.3.8, http://zenodo.org/record/2632423

Keywords

Ranidae, Biodiversity, Amolops mengdingensis, Amphibia, Amolops, Animalia, Anura, Chordata, Taxonomy

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