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Siren sphagnicola Fedler, Enge, and Moler, 2023
Siren sphagnicola Fedler, Enge, and Moler, 2023, Zootaxa, 5258: 366. Holotype. UF Herp 185209, by original designation. Type locality: "Junior Walton Pond in Okaloosa Co., Florida, USA (30.69270°N, 86.47250°W, datum WGS84, elev. 30 m)". Zoobank publication registration: 73F90E50-168F-4441-8B68-8DDFFF8E17D4
Common Names
Seepage Siren (original publication).
Distribution
Southeastern Louisiana northeast of Lake Pontchartrain east through (presumably) Mississippi and (vouchered) South Louisiana to the western Panhandle of Florida.
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: United States of America, United States of America - Alabama, United States of America - Louisiana
Likely/Controversially Present: United States of America - Mississippi
Endemic: United States of America
Comment
Fedler, Enge, and Moler, 2023, Zootaxa, 5258: 351–378, found this species to form the sister taxon of one of the cryptic lineages of nominal Siren "intermedia", and provided morphological and molecular markers for its delimitation and phylogenetic placement.
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