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ZMB 82109, Gosner stage 25, Cameroon, Mt Kala, near Kala village, 848 m,
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, 9 November 2015, leg. M.F. Barej, H.C. Liedtke &amp; L.N Gonwouo; ZMB 82112, Gosner stage 25, Cameroon, Ebo Forest, Njuma, 311 m,
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, 6 October 2011, leg. M. Dahmen; ZMB 82115, Gosner stage 26, Cameroon, Ebo Forest, Njuma, 255 m,
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,
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, 27 September 2010, leg. M. Hirschfeld &amp; M.-O.
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; ZMB 82116, Gosner stage 25, Cameroon, Ebo Forest, Bekop, 825 m,
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; ZMB 88351 (GenBank MK318904), Gosner stage 25, Cameroon, Korup National Park, Esukutan, 422 m,
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, 20 May 2014, leg. F.
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All tadpoles were collected from small to medium-sized forest streams. The description is mainly based on ZMB 82112 and ZMB 82115. The latter specimen was the bases of the description by
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. The
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tadpole was first described by
<bibRefCitation id="62CDEBB01D3F10D2875759070CC905DE" author="Amiet, JL" journalOrPublisher="Annales de la Faculte des Sciences du Cameroun" pageId="20" pageNumber="153" pagination="85 - 98" title="Le tetard d'Astylosternuscorrugatus Boulenger (Amphibien Anoure)." volume="6" year="1971">Amiet (1971)</bibRefCitation>
. The genotyped tadpole has been compared with an adult from the vicinity of Ediensoa, Cameroon (GenBank DQ283361). The two sequences were identical.
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Very long and robust, but still slender tadpole with strong, muscular tail (Fig. 16); body oblong
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to almost rectangular in dorsal view (Fig. 16b shows some artificial shrinking), flattened and elongated in lateral view, belly region fatter than head; snout rounded in dorsal view, more narrowly rounded in lateral view; body length 38.0
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1.3% of total length; body height 29.0
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3.5% of body length; body width 39.5
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0.7% of body length; eyes positioned dorsolaterally, eye diameter 6.4
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0.9% of body length; nostrils positioned dorsolaterally, closer to snout tip than to eyes; inter-nostril distance 83.4
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4.9% of interorbital distance; tail fins narrow, ventral fin originating from tail base, dorsal fin originates at about first third of the tail; ventral fin height 76.5
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8.3% of maximum tail height; tail axis width 53.4
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2.9% of body width; tail axis height 62.3
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6.8% of maximum tail height; tail tip pointed; vent tube dextral; body with large lateral air sacs, extending from spiracle to end of body; short spiracle, sinistral; mouth ventral, near snout and narrower than interorbital distance; labial tooth formula 1/1; anterior labium consists of two semicircular lobes, the edges carrying a row of short round marginal papillae, the gap between the two lobes very small; posterior labium a wide, flat lobe, carrying one row of about 20-30 uniform, short round marginal papillae, a few further, widely spaced small, wart-like papillae are arranged in one transversal row across the labium; heavily serrated, black jaws; upper jaw broadly arched with a medial fang, lower jaw broadly V-shaped without a notch.
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Figure 16.
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tadpole (ZMB 82112, Gosner stage 25); a lateral, and b dorsal view; c oral disc; d keratodont arrangement; the downward bent head (a) is a preservation artifact; black bars = 1 cm, white bar = 1 mm.
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Body and tail including fins plain brown in preservation; ventrum brighter and more
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Figure 17.
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tadpole in life coloration (ZMB 82115, Gosner stage 26), from Ebo forest, southern Cameroon.
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