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Pristimantis levi Franco-Mena, Vega-Yánez, Bustos, Guayasamin, and Batallas-Revelo, 2026
Pristimantis levi Franco-Mena, Vega-Yánez, Bustos, Guayasamin, and Batallas-Revelo, 2026, PeerJ, 14(e21618): 21. Holotype: ZSFQ 4498, by original designation. Type locality:"Morán (0.768333 N, 78.051861 W; 2,895 m), Libertad, Espejo, Carchi province, Ecuador". ZooBank Publication registration: 237DE9DD-C268-4400-9F77-CB3372ED9548
Common Names
Levi's Rain Frog (original publication).
Cutín de los Levi (Spanish: original publication).
Distribution
Vicinity of Morán, Carchi Province, northern Ecuador, occurring at elevations between 2784 and 2895 m on the western slopes of the Andes.
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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