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Pristimantis carchi Franco-Mena, Vega-Yánez, Bustos, Guayasamin, and Batallas-Revelo, 2026
Pristimantis carchi Franco-Mena, Vega-Yánez, Bustos, Guayasamin, and Batallas-Revelo, 2026, PeerJ, 14(e21618): 13. Holotype: ZSFQ 4502, by original designation. Type locality:"Morán (0.76925 N, 78.042639 W; 3,076 m), Libertad, Espejo, Carchi province, Ecuador." ZooBank Publication registration: 237DE9DD-C268-4400-9F77-CB3372ED9548
Common Names
Carchi Rain Frog (original publication).
Cutín de Carchi (Spanish: original publication).
Distribution
Found broadly across Carchi province, Ecuador; known from both the western and eastern flanks of the Andean range, specifically the Tufiño–Maldonado Road, Cascadas de Cartagena, Cerro La Bretaña, and Morán, at elevations ranging from 2950 to 3362 m
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Ecuador
Endemic: Ecuador
Comment
In the Pristimantis myersi group according to the original publication, where comparative morphology, morphometrics, molecular markers, advertisement call, and natural history were provided.
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