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Scinax onca Ferrão, Moravec, Fraga, Pinheiro de Almeida, Kaefer, and Lima, 2017
Scinax onca Ferrão, Moravec, Fraga, Almeida, Kaefer, and Lima, 2017, ZooKeys, 706: 142. Holotype: INPA-H 34584, by original designaton. Type locality: "kilometre 350 of the BR-319 Highway (5°15'57"S, 61°55'58"W, ca. 59 m a.s.l., . . . ), municipality of Beruri, State of Amazonas, Brazil". http://zoobank.org/91C1811A-D2FC-4699-8E2D-76D203D0BCC7
English Names
Jaguar Snouted Treefrog (original publication).
Distribution
Known from the middle section of the Purus–Madeira interfluvial region (State of Amazonas, Brazil), and two small areas lying in southern part of Purus–Madeira interfluvial region, close to municipality of Porto Velho (Rondônia, Brazil) and west along that drainage to extreme northern Bolivia; km northeast of the Nueva Reforma Native Community, Requena Province, Loreto, Peru, in the Tapiche River Basin.
Comment
Previous confusion with Scinax iquitorum, the first record from Peru, and a discussion of issues of identification provided by Chávez, 2018, Phyllomedusa, 17: 279–283.
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