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Niceforonia florezarum Pisso-Florez, Cardona-Giraldo, Ramírez-Chaves, Liévano-Bonilla, Mazepa, and Mulder, 2026
Niceforonia florezarum Pisso-Florez, Cardona-Giraldo, Ramírez-Chaves, Liévano-Bonilla, Mazepa, and Mulder, 2026, Zootaxa, 5881: 305. Holotype: MHNUC-He-An-1423, by original designation. Type locality: "Laguna Sánchez (2.3663889°N, 76.312500°W; 3,410 m a.s.l.), Puracé National Park, Municipality of Puracé, Department of Cauca, Colombia". ZooBank Publication registration: 00D72506-F721-4C1D-A470-AEC499249D39
Common Names
Macizo Colombiano Andean Frog (original publication).
Rana Andina del Macizo Colombiano (Spanish: original publication).
Distribution
Puracé National Park (2.366389°N, 76.312500°W; 3,410 m elevation), municipality of Puracé, and Páramo de Guanacas (2.501861°N, 76.236727°W; 3,340 m elevation), municipalities of Totoró and Inzá, both in Department of Cauca, Cordillera Central in southwestern Colombia,
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Colombia
Endemic: Colombia
Comment
Comparative morphology and molecular (mtDNA) markers, advertisement call, and habitat provided in the original publication as well as a dot distribution map.
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