Duttaphrynus mizoramensis

Duttaphrynus mizoramensis, the Mizoram toad, was described by Mathew and Sen in 2009, originally as Bufo mizoramensis. It is a small toad of about 58 mm, with a head broader than long, prominent cranial ridges, a snout longer than the eye diameter and a moderately large, vertically elongated tympanum about 67% of the eye diameter. (web summaries of the original description).

The toes are long and one-third webbed. The back is dark brown, the underside paler, and the chest has dark round blotches at shoulder level. The type locality is Rekdekon village, Kolasib district, Mizoram. (web summaries of the original description).