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Poyntonophrynus nambensis Baptista, Vaz Pinto, Keates, Lobón-Rovira, Edwards, and Rödel, 2023
Poyntonophrynus nambensis Baptista, Vaz Pinto, Keates, Lobón-Rovira, Edwards, and Rödel, 2023, Vert. Zool., Senckenberg, 73: 1017. Holotype: ZMB 91787, by original designation. Type locality: "in granite bedrock 200 m S of old farm paddock, in Fazenda Namba, Cuanza-Sul Province, –11.914167°, 14.820556°, 1840 m a.s.l." https://zoobank.org/D875E1E8-637D-4664-A8EA-E3EAE7D78942
Common Names
Namba Pygmy Toad (original publication).
Distribution
Known from the region of Serra da Namba, 1730–1840 m elevation, in the west-central Angolan highlands.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Angola
Endemic: Angola
Comment
Related to Poyntonophrynus pachnodes and Poyntonophrynus fernandae according to the original publication, where comparative morphology, osteology, and molecular markers were detailed. Becker, Baptista, Vaz Pinto, Ernst, and Conradie, 2023, Namib. J. Environm., 8: 245–257, discussed this species, its range in the highlands of Angola, and provided a dot map.
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