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Isthmohyla nacientes Chaves-Acuña, Abarca, Navarro-Picado, Hidalgo-Mora, Ureña-Chaves, Valverde-Castillo, Chaves, Bolaños, and Faivovich, 2026
Isthmohyla nacientes Chaves-Acuña, Abarca, Navarro-Picado, Hidalgo-Mora, Ureña-Chaves, Valverde-Castillo, Chaves, Bolaños, and Faivovich, 2026, Ichthyol. & Herpetol., 114: 339. Holotype: UCR 24345, by original designation. Type locality: "a small stream at Distrito San Lorenzo, Cantón Tarrazú, Provincia San José, Costa Rica, 9837′15.105′′N, 8481′14.074′′W, 1,455 masl". ZooBank Publication registration: E4B8471F-53BE-4585-BBCA-0C74315CA8D3
Common Names
None noted.
Distribution
Known from the cantons of Dota, Tarrazú, and Perez Zeledon, all in San José Province, central Pacific region of Costa Rica, 1400 to 1500 m elevation.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Costa Rica
Endemic: Costa Rica
Comment
Confused with Isthmohyla tica previously and in that species group, according to the original publication, where this species was distinguished on the basis of larval and adult morphology, molecular evidence (mt- and nu-DNA), and advertisement call. They also described characteristics of the natural history. See Isthmohyla tica record to access to literature possibly addressing this species as they so considered.
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