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Ecnomiohyla rabborum Mendelson, Savage, Griffith, Ross, Kubicki, and Gagliardo, 2008
Ecnomiohyla rabborum Mendelson, Savage, Griffith, Ross, Kubicki, and Gagliardo, 2008, J. Herpetol., 42: 751. Holotype: UTA A-58572, by original designation. Type locality: "Panama: Cocle: near El Valle de Anton, Rio de Jesus, 990 m. 08°37.968′N 080°04.604′W".
English Names
Rabbs' Fringe-limbed Treefrog (xxxx).
Distribution
Montane cloudforest in the immediate vicinity of the town of El Valle de Anton, in both Coclé and Panamá provinces at elevations of 900–1150 m, Panama.
Comment
Köhler, 2011, Amph. Cent. Am.: 222–226, provided a brief summary of natural history for the species of Ecnomiohyla in Central America and provided a range map and photograph for this species. Thought to be extinct.
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