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Leptopelis diffidens Tiutenko and Zinenko, 2021
Leptopelis diffidens Tiutenko and Zinenko, 2021, ZooKeys, 1023: 127. Holotype: ZSM 81/2019, by original designation. Type locality: "Between rivers Welmel and Yadot, Harenna Forest, Bale Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia (6°35′N, 39°45′E)". http://zoobank.org/E059D4EF-FFD4-40ED-B24F-A12AB7A998EF
Common Names
Harenna Burrowing Tree Frog (Spawls, Mazuch, and Mohammad, 2023, Handb. Amph. Rept. NE Afr.: 77).
Distribution
Harenna Forest, Bale Mountains, where it occurs at elevations of 1400–2300 m, Oromia Region, southeastern Ethiopia.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Ethiopia
Endemic: Ethiopia
Comment
The external morphology, advertisement call, and genetic markers are discussed in the original publication. See notes on this species by Goutte, Reyes-Velasco, Kassie Teme, and Boissinot, 2022, ZooKeys, 1128: 89. Spawls, Mazuch, and Mohammad, 2023, Handb. Amph. Rept. NE Afr.: 77, provided an account addressing identification, natural history, conservation status, and range, including a polygon map.
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