Bioacoustics of Chimerella mariaelenae

Species

2 recordings

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What the sources say about this taxon, as written.

diagnosis · Plazi

Diagnosis This new taxon possesses a humeral spine thus it is placed in the genus Centrolene ( Ruíz­Carranza & Lynch 1991a ), and it is assigned to the gorzulai species group because the parietal peritoneum is transparent and the hepatic peritoneum is covered by guanophores ( Noonan & Harvey 2000 ; Duellman & Señaris 2003 ). Centrolene mariaelenae is diagnosed from other species of the family by the combination of the following characters: (1) vomerine teeth absent; (2) bones white in preservative (unknown in life); (3) parietal peritoneum clear without guanophores in a bib­like fashion; guanophores covering on the pericardial, hepatic and visceral peritonea, except for the clear gall bladder; (4) color in preservative, dorsal and flank surfaces cream with many small dark lavender punctuations and scattered larger dark flecks; (5) webbing absent between fingers I and II, basal between fingers II and III, outer fingers III2 ½­2½IV; (6) webbing on feet I2 ­–2½ II2­3III2­3IV2 %­1%V; (7) snout bluntly truncate in dorsal view and truncate in profile; notch in lower lip absent; nostrils elevated, indentation between the nostrils; loreal region concave; (8) dorsal skin shagreen; (9) no dermal folds on hands, forearms, feet, or tarsus; (10) humeral spine present in male holotype ; (11) tympanum oriented posterolaterally with light dorsal inclination; tympanic annulus rather indistinct; supratympanic fold weak; (12) snout­vent length in male holotype 19.0 mm; females unknown; (13) prepollical spine not protruding externally; unpigmented nuptial pad Type I; (14) pair of large, round, flat tubercles on ventral surfaces of thighs below vent; other anal ornamentation absent, ventral skin granular and not enameled; (15) first finger longer than second, (16) liver apparently bulbous (but see Discussion); (17) eye diameter larger than width of disc on finger III; (18) iris grey in preservative; (19) melanophores absent on fingers and toes except for a few at the base of Toe V; (20) the advertisement call is unknown for this species. Comparisions

this account at Plazi

Recordings

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iNat251832315 Maria Elena's Glass Frog (Chimerella mariaelenae)
Alex Bentley 2024-11-14 iNaturalist listen › record
iNat251832315 Maria Elena's Glass Frog (Chimerella mariaelenae)
Alex Bentley 2024-11-14 iNaturalist listen › record

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Sources

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziCentrolene mariaelenaeSpeciesCentrolenidaePlazi/Centrolene mariaelenae
iNaturalistChimerella mariaelenaeSpeciesCentrolenidaeiNaturalist/135071

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