Amphibians and reptiles from Lawachara National Park in Bangladesh Author Hakim, Jonathan Author Trageser, Scott J. Author Ghose, Animesh Author Rashid, Sheikh Muhammad Abdur Author Rahman, Shahriar Caesar text Check List 2020 2020-09-23 16 5 1239 1268 http://dx.doi.org/10.15560/16.5.1239 journal article 10.15560/16.5.1239 1809-127X Microhyla berdmorei (Blyth, 1856) Figure 3B Material examined. BANGLADESH • 1 adult ; Syl- het Division , Moulvibazar District , Kamalganj Upazila , LNP, near Lawachara Station ; 24°18.91′N , 091°46.69′E ; 17 Jun. 2015 ; photo voucher ZRC ( IMG ) 1.141 . Identification. Microhyla berdmorei in LNP was distinguished from other regional microhylids by its fully webbed toes and a tibio-tarsal articulation that extends beyond the tip of the snout ( Kabir et al. 2009 ). Its dorsal color was variable, brown to reddish brown to light tan with markings ranging from dark black to gray to an indistinct tan, with or without gray borders. The specimens found in LNP were small in comparison to SE Asian populations, with SVL of 22.2–29.1 mm , but this is comparable to specimens from Northeast India ( Garg et al. 2019 ). Taxonomic remarks. Mahony and Reza (2008) and Hasan M et al. (2012) reported that M. cf. berdmorei in Bangladesh represents an undescribed species, but Garg et al. (2019) found populations throughout Northeast India and near our study site that conform genetically to known M. berdmorei . Habitat. This species was found on trails, roads, and leaf litter in mature forest, degraded forest, tea plantation, and village habitat.