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New Music Frog Species Discovered in Arunachal Pradesh

Santhosh Kumar 23/11/2023

New Music Frog Species Discovered in Arunachal Pradesh mind map
Distinct Features
Named Nidirana noadihing
Morphological Traits
Robust body
Males 1.8 to 2.3 inches
Females 2.4 to 2.6 inches
Rounded snouts
Smooth skin
Bony protrusions on backs
Coloration
Pale cream line
Bordered with dark brown
Light brown limbs
Dark stripes
Habitat
Nestled within vegetation
In shallow pools
Male frogs emit loud calls
Found in marshy areas
Edges of newly constructed pond
Alongside nearby road
Naming the Species
Tribute to Noa-Dihing River
Significance of Discovery
First confirmation of Nidirana genus in India
Expands known habitat
Importance of exploring specialized habitats
Unique Vocalization and Characteristics
Oval toe tips
Tubercles on backs
Distinctive call
Irregular spots on eyelids
Dark stripes around moderately large eyes
Conservation Implications
Significance of exploration
Importance of marshlands
Unveiling hidden biodiversity

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