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Gegeneophis valmiki Dinesh, Shikalgar, Adhav, Vishnu, and Kulkarni, 2025
Gegeneophis valmiki Dinesh, Shikalgar, Adhav, Vishnu, and Kulkarni, 2025, Phyllomedusa, 24: 300. Holotype: ZSI/WRC/V/A/2782, by original designation. Type locality: "around the Maharshi Valmiki Mandir (17.2518° N, 73.8104° E, 1000 m); Valmiki Plateau, Paneri, Palashi, Patan, Satara, Maharashtra", India. ZooBank Publication registration: 6302E956-F9F0-491B-A365-9E23D1F85979
Common Names
None noted.
Distribution
Known only from the type locality (Maharshi Valmiki Mandir, Maharashtra, India, 1000 m elevation).
Geographic Occurrence
Natural Resident: India
Endemic: India
Comment
Molecular (mtDNA), morphological, and morphometric characteristics detailed in the original publication.
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