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Amolops medogensis

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Amolops medogensis

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Habitat

Large streams and surrounding rocks, under waterfalls; 700-1,820m

Amolops medogensis, the Medog torrent frog, is endemic to Mêdog County in south-eastern Tibet, and the cached account says its range might extend into the adjacent Arunachal Pradesh in India, so its Indian occurrence is unconfirmed (Wikipedia, general species account).

It inhabits large streams and the surrounding rocks at 700-1,820 m above sea level, and individuals have been found on rocks under waterfalls. It is a rare species, and its whole known range lies within the Yaluzangbudaxiagu National Nature Reserve (Wikipedia, general species account).

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What habitat does the Amolops medogensis live in?
Large streams and surrounding rocks, under waterfalls; 700-1,820m
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