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Hynobius unnangso Tago, 1931
Hynobius unnangso Tago, 1931, Imori to Sanshio-uo: 121. Holotype: TIU. Type locality: Iwane Mura, Adachi County, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Synonymy by Inukai in Okada, 1937, Saito Ho-on Kwai Mus. Res. Bull., 12: 180.
Hynobius unnaugso Tago, 1931, Imori to Sanshio-uo: 35. Incorrect original spelling.
Hynobius longimanus Lantz, 1931, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., Ser. 10, 7: 178. Syntypes: BMNH 1946.9.6.51–52 (formerly 1931.8.7.8–9), according to Brame and Gorham, 1972, Checklist Living & Fossil Salamand. World (Unpubl. MS): 11, and museum records. Type locality: "Tochio, near Nagaoka, Nilgata-Ken, Hondo [=Honshu], Japan". Synonymy (with Hynobius unnangso) by Okada, 1934, Copeia, 1934: 17, and with Hynobius lichenatus by Okada, 1937, Saito Ho-on Kwai Mus. Res. Bull., 12: 180. Placement considered provisional by Sugawara, Fujiwara, Azuma, Sugawara, Kuraishi, and Nagano, 2023, Am. J. Zool., 6: 43, who suggested that more research is needed.
Common Names
None noted.
Distribution
Southwestern Yamagata Prefecture through western Fukushima Prefecture to extreme northern Gunma Prefectures, south and west to Niigata Prefecture, Honshu, Japan.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: Japan
Endemic: Japan
Comment
Sugawara, Fujiwara, Azuma, Sugawara, Kuraishi, and Nagano, 2023, Am. J. Zool., 6: 26–45, partitioned on the basis of mtDNA phylogenetics and comparative morphology former Hynobius lichenatus into three species, with Hynobius unanngso for the southern part of the former range, Hynobius senzanensis for the central part, and restricted the name Hynobius lichenatus to the northern part of the former distribution. See Hynobius lichenatus record for older literature which should be used with caution.
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