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Odontophrynus reigi Rosset, Fadel, Guimarães, Carvalho, Ceron, Pedrozo, Serejo, Souza, Baldo, and Mângia, 2021
Odontophrynus reigi Rosset, Fadel, Guimarães, Carvalho, Ceron, Pedrozo, Serejo, Souza, Baldo, and Mângia, 2021, Ichthyol. & Herpetol., 109: 230. Holotype: LGE 19810, by original designation. Type locality: "Argentina, Misiones province, Capital department, Garupá, Barrio Don Santiago, 27°27′54.15″S, 55°51′40.61″W, 135 m above sea level". Zoobank publication registration: A0875DB2-1D04-432F-8643-09BF9163099A
Common Names
None noted.
Distribution
Grassland of the Southern Cone Mesopotamian savanna, Alto Paraná Atlantic forest, Araucaria moist forests, Cerrado, and Humid Chaco Ecoregions in northeastern Argentina (eastern Corrientes, and Misiones), southern Brazil (Paraná, southern Mato Grosso do Sul, southern São Paulo, south to northern Rio Grande do Sul), and eastern Paraguay.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay
Comment
Confused with Odontophrynus americanus in much of the literature prior to 2021, and in the Odonotphrynus americanus species group according to the original publication, where external morphology, osteology, advertisement call, molecular markers, and karyology were discussed as was literature of nominal Odontophrynus americanus now assigned to this species. Vicente-Ferreira, Nascimento, Batista, Kardush, Reyes, and Garey, 2024, Biota Neotrop., 24(1: e20231526): 1–17, provided records from the Refúgio Biológico Bela Vista, Paraná, southern Brazil (adjacent to the Paraguay border), as well as providing identification keys to these species based on larval and adult morphology.
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