Bioacoustics of Phrynomantis microps

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biology_ecology · Plazi

HABITAT. — The species calls often below shrubs and from holes. In Comoé-Léraba Forest, males were collected in shrubs on the edge of a large dark scorpion hole where they were calling. It was also found on the edge of water under a tree. A female was found on an anthill ready to withdraw into a hole. The species has been reported to often occur within ant nests and scorpion burrows ( Rödel & Braun 1999 ; Rödel et al. 2013 ). It is known that P. microps colonizes various savannah habitats including dense tree savannah where it is found in flooded meadows, in ponds and swamps ( SchiØtz 1967 ; Rödel 2000 ; Hirschfeld & Rödel 2011 ). Barej et al. (2017) reported its occurence in West and Central Africa.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziPhrynomantis micropsSpeciesMicrohylidaePlazi/Phrynomantis microps

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