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Amolops marmoratus

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Amolops marmoratus

Basic stats

Habitat

Near fast-flowing mountain streams

Size

Males 38-48mm; females 70-79mm

Amolops marmoratus, the marbled sucker frog or marbled cascade frog, is a ranid frog. The cached account says it is known with certainty only from Myanmar and likely northern Thailand, though it may occur more widely, and that the status of many populations formerly assigned to it is uncertain. Its Indian listing here rests on the species database (Wikipedia, general species account).

Males and females differ greatly in size: males grow to 38-48 mm in snout-vent length and females to 70-79 mm, and it is a relatively small species within Amolops. As typical for the genus, it lives near fast-flowing mountain streams (Wikipedia, general species account).

Quick answers

What habitat does the Amolops marmoratus live in?
Near fast-flowing mountain streams
How big is the Amolops marmoratus?
Males 38-48mm; females 70-79mm
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