Gregory O. Vigle, D. C. I. Goberdhan-Vigle
Abstract
Hyla miyatai is described from the upper Rio Napo region of Ecuador. This new species is characterized by its small size, short truncate snout, concealed tympanum, and dorsal color pattern of bright red and yellow. It apparently breeds in deep, vegetation-choked streams.
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Hyla miyatai is described from the upper Rio Napo region of Ecuador. This new species is characterized by its small size, short truncate snout, concealed tympanum, and dorsal color pattern of bright red and yellow. It apparently breeds in deep, vegetation-choked streams.
Key concepts: Hyla, Tympanum (architecture), Rainforest, Amazon rainforest, Snout, Dorsum, Biology, Ecology