dc:description"FIGURE 6. Holotype of Chiroleptes platycephalus, BMNH 1947.2. 18.42. A = dorsal view of snout; B = snout in profile; C = palmar view of left hand; D = left foot.";
dc:description"FIGURE 2. Maximum likelihood mitochondrial ND 4 gene tree of Cyclorana. Grey branches had ML bootstrap proportions ≥ 70 % and Bayesian posterior probabilities ≥ 95 %. Letter prefixes of voucher numbers: A = AMS, Q = QM, S = SAMA, W = WAM.";
dc:description"FIGURE 7. Comparisons of head and body of preserved specimens of Cyclorana platycephala and C. occidentalis: Dorsal and ventral views of body, and dorsal and lateral views of head. A, D, G, J: male C. platycephala (eastern), AMS R 152847; B, E, H, L: female C. platycephala (northern), SAMA R 46608; C, F, I, M: female C. occidentalis, holotype WAM R 111826. Bar represents 5 mm.";
dc:description"FIGURE 8. Vomerine teeth (top row), foot (middle row) and hand (bottom row) of Cyclorana species. A, D, G: C. platycephala (eastern), A = SAMA 46801, D, C = AMS R 152847; B, E, H: C. platycephala (northern), B = AMS R 60331, E, H = SAMA 46608; C, F, I: C. occidentalis. C = WAM R 165306, F, I = Holotype, WAM R 111826. Bar represents 5 mm.";
dc:description"FIGURE 9. Comparisons of live adults of eastern and northern representatives of Cyclorana platycephala and C. occidentalis. Cyclorana platycephala (eastern): A = male AMS R 175496, lateral view, 6.6 km N Bourke, NSW; D = dorsal view, same specimen; G = male no voucher, dorsal view in habitat, 16 km NE Warren, NSW; J = female QM J 85400, lateral view, Craven Peak, 143 km SW Boulia, Qld; M = male no voucher, anterolateral view, 143 km SW Boulia, Qld. Cyclorana platycephala (northern): B = male AMS R 175498, lateral view, 47 km N Barkly Homestead, NT; E = dorsal view, same specimen as B; H = female AMS R 175499, lateral view, 49 km N Barkly Homestead, NT; K = dorsal view, same specimen as H; N = no voucher, anterior view, 86 km N Barkly Homestead, NT. Cyclorana occidentalis. C = lateral view, holotype female WAM R 111826; F = dorsal view, same specimen; I = anterior view, same specimen; L = female no voucher, lateral view, Carnarvon, WA; O = male no voucher, lateral view, Carnarvon, WA.";
dc:description"FIGURE 10. Comparisons of tadpoles of Cyclorana taxa in life (A – F) and preserved (G – H) and features of the oral disc (I – K). Lateral and dorsal views of live tadpoles: A, B = C. platycephala (eastern), stage 39, Gulargambone, NSW; C, D = C. platycephala (northern) stage 39, 86 km N Barkly Homestead, NT; E, F = C. occidentalis, stage 37, Carnarvon, WA. Preserved tadpoles: G = C. platycephala (eastern), stage 37, Gulargambone, NSW; H = C. platycephala (northern) stage 39, 86 km N Barkly Homestead, NT. Oral discs: I = C. platycephala (eastern), stage 40, Boomi, NSW; J = C. platycephala (northern)., stage 39, 86 km N Barkly Homestead, NT; K = C. occidentalis, stage 35, Carnarvon, WA. Bars for G and H = 5 mm, I – K = 1 mm.";
dc:description"FIGURE 1. Map showing museum records (small symbols) and sites sampled for the molecular genetic analysis (large symbols) of Cyclorana platycephala sensu lato populations. Black = eastern populations, red = northern populations (C. platycephala sensu stricto), blue = western populations (C. occidentalis sp. nov).";
dc:description"FIGURE 5. Calls of C. platycephala and C. occidentalis: upper traces of a complete call (left) and, showing details of pulse structure (right). Bars indicate relevant time scales. Lower traces are a power spectrum display of the whole call demonstrating peak frequencies and the absence of any harmonic structure (see text for further discussion about presenting frequency information in calls with a pulsed structure).";
