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Afrixalus lacustris Greenbaum, Dehling, Kusamba, and Portik, 2022
Afrixalus lacustris Greenbaum, Dehling, Kusamba, and Portik in Greenbaum, Portik, Allen, Vaughan, Badjedjea, Barej, Behangana, Conkey, Dumbo, Gonwouo, Hirschfeld, Hughes, Igunzi, Kasumba, Lukwago, Masudi, Penner, Reyes, Rödel, Roelke, Romero, and Dehling, 2022, Zootaxa, 5174: 218. Holotype: UTEP 20805, by original designation. Type locality: "from the vicinity of Kalundu (03.15552° S, 28.42108° E, 1482 m), South Kivu Province, DRC". urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:41D3C41A-4501-4BEC-BFB6-B9C6C1518DC3
English Names
Great Lakes Spiny Reed Frog (original publication).
Distribution
Lowland rainforest in southwestern Uganda and eastern Dem. Rep. Congo (eastern Orientale Province, Kivu Nord and Kivu Sud, to southern Manema and central Kasai-Oriental).
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Congo, Democratic Republic of the, Uganda
Comment
Confused previously with Afrixalus laevis according to the original publication where comparative morphology, morphometrics, molecular markers, and natural history were provided.
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