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Odorrana kweichowensis Li, Xu, Lv, Jiang, Wei, and Wang, 2018
Odorrana kweichowensis Li, Xu, Lv, Jiang, Wei, and Wang, 2018, PeerJ, 6(e5695): 10. Holotype: CIB js20150803002, by original designation. Type locality: "Lengshuihe Nature Reserve (27.47361 N, 106.00139 E; elevation 754 m a.s.l.), Jinsha Co., Guizhou Prov., China." Zoobank publication registration: E98B65CB-E8E3-4412-9613-D9DD32A77B99
Common Names
Guizhou Odorous Frog (original publication).
贵州臭蛙 (Chinese: Wang, Ren, Chen, Lyu, Guo, Jiang, Chen, Li, Guo, Wang, and Che, 2020, Biodiversity Sci., 28: App. 1: 10).
Distribution
Karst regions of southeastern Chongqing, eastern Guizhou, and to central Guangxi, China.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: China, People's Republic of
Endemic: China, People's Republic of
Comment
In the Odorrana schmackeri group according to the original publication, where molecular relationships, adult and larval morphology were detailed. Li, Wei, Liu, and Xu, 2021, MtDNA, Part B, 6: 1592–1596, reported on mtDNA variation throughout the Guizhou Province part of the distribution. Jiang, Yan, Luo, Xiao, Deng, and Zhou, 2022, Diversity & Distributions, 28: 2648–2664, reported on the molecular phylogenetics and biogeography in the karst regions of Guizhou, China. Li, Liu, Su, Wei, Shen, Mu, and Xu, 2025, Ecol. Evol., 15(e72160): 1–13, reported on phylogeography and predictive species distribution modeling. Zhu, Chen, He, Yang, Zhai, Wang, Chen, and Ji, 2026, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 216 (108528): 1–18, reported on the molecular phylogenetics and biogeography. Zhu, Chen, He, Yang, Zhai, Wang, Chen, and Ji, 2026, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 216 (108528): 1–18, reported on the molecular phylogenetics and biogeography.
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