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Rhombophryne anatiala Scherz, Glaw, Petzold, Andreone, Köhler, Raselimanana, Hutter, Belluardo, Rakotoarison, Hofreiter, Vences, and Crottini, 2026
Rhombophryne anatiala Scherz, Glaw, Petzold, Andreone, Köhler, Raselimanana, Hutter, Belluardo, Rakotoarison, Hofreiter, Vences, and Crottini, 2026, Vert. Zool., Senckenberg, 76: 550–551. Holotype: MRSN A2696, by original designation. Type locality: "‘Camp 7’ Antsiranana Faritany (15.4177°S, 49.9403°E, ca. 800 m a.s.l.), Amparihy, Masoala Peninsula, Analanjirofo Region, northeastern Madagascar". ZooBank Publication registration: 72D3AFA4-D4DA-4EF8-9734-B592172E6095
Common Names
None noted.
Distribution
Known only from (1) Amparihy (type locality) and (2) Menamalona on the Masoala Peninsula, Madagascar, elevation 778–800 m.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Madagascar
Endemic: Madagascar
Comment
In the Rhombophryne laevipes group, the sister species of Rhombophryne sonaliae, according to the original publication, where adult external morphology, morphometrics, osteology, and molecular markers were detailed as well as relevant earlier literature.
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