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Caecilia epicrionopsoides Fernández-Roldán, Lynch, and Medina-Rangel, 2023
Caecilia epicrionopsoides Fernández-Roldán, Lynch, and Medina-Rangel, 2023, Zootaxa, 5227: 213. Holotype: ICN 58307, by original designation. Type locality: "finca La Isla, on the shores of Río Batá, Santa María, Boyacá, Colombia, . . . , 4°51’13.36’’N, 73°16’00.12’’W, 784 m." urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:643D0B7C-4B81-4AE4-9B19-46470A151DAF
English Names
None noted.
Distribution
Known only from Paya and Santa María (Boyacá), Nunchía, Casanare, Medina (Cundinamarca), San Martín (Meta), Toledo, P.N.N. Tamá (Norte de Santander), Colombia, and Uribante (Táchira), Venezuela on the eastern slopes of the Cordillera Oriental and Piedemonte Llanero in Colombia and neighboring Táchira, Venezuela, between 250–1220 m elevation.
Comment
Previously confused with Caecilia subnigricans, Caecilia degenerata, and Caecilia tentaculata according to the original publication.
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