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Examination of living (MHNSM 19982, MTD 46807) and freshly preserved specimens (MHNSM 1998219984, MTD 4680709, all females) collected at Yanamonte (Departamento de Ayacucho,
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) revealed the existence of weak circumferential grooves on the digital discs of fingers and toes; the groove separates the disc from a distinct pad. The digital groove is interrupted by a small papilla­like projection on the tip of the digit in between the pad and the disc cover (
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A). This structure is best seen on Fingers III and IV and Toes IIIV (
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). In life, the papillae are dark gray; in preservative, the papillae shrink and become less distinct. In specimens which have been preserved for a longer period (FMNH, KU) both papillae and circumferential grooves could not be detected. Radiographs show T­shaped terminal phalanges (
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B). Based on the presence of circumferential grooves and T­shaped terminal phalanges,
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is removed from
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and transferred to
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. Among the examined specimens from Yanamonte are two adult males (FMNH 39747, 39764); both have vocal slits but lack nuptial pads. In contrast to the original species description by
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, Finger I is slightly shorter than Finger II in all specimens examined (
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), except one (FMNH 39763) in which Finger I is longer than Finger II on the left hand; in contrast, on the right hand, Finger I is shorter than Finger II. Snoutvent lengths of male and female specimens are within the ranges presented by
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.
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Coloration in life was recorded for a female (MHNSM 19982,
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). Dorsum brownish olive with dark brown blotches and tan spots; Fingers I and II yellow dorsally with a few brown flecks, Fingers III and IV tan with many brown flecks; Toes IIII yellow, Toes IV and V tan with many brown flecks; arm with a dark brown band; shanks with weakly defined dark brown bands; flanks like dorsum but paler; dark brown labial bars and canthal and supratympanic stripes, tip of snout dark brown; throat yellowish orange with brown flecks; chest and belly yellow with dark brown flecks; hands and feet grayish brown ventrally; upper and lower arm yellowish orange, tibia and shank yellowish orange with few brown flecks; anterior part of groin yellowish orange with brown flecks, posterior part dark brown with small yellowish­orange spots; iris gold with fine, black reticulations.
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Six frogs (MHNSM, MTD) were found under rocks and rotten wood next to the river bank of Río Yanamonte in a cloud forest at 11001300 hr on
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. At the same locality, F. Woytkowski collected
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.
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reported females of
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having from 18 to
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eggs. The species is known from elevations of
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on the eastern slopes of the Cordillera Oriental and Cordillera Vilcabamba in central
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(
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). At Yanamonte
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occurs sympatrically with
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