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Minervarya nepalensis

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Minervarya nepalensis

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Northern and north-eastern India, Bangladesh and Nepal; recently reported from Bhutan

Minervarya nepalensis, the Nepal cricket frog or Nepal warty frog, is a small frog native to northern and north-eastern India, Bangladesh and Nepal, and recently reported from Bhutan (Wikipedia, general species account).

It has a distinct, narrow line down the middle of the back and an indistinct skin fringe on the outer side of the fifth toe. The first finger is scarcely longer than the second, males have a throat that is dark at the sides and pale in the middle, the body tubercles are oblong and arranged in longitudinal folds, and the snout juts over the jaw (Wikipedia, general species account).

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Where is the Minervarya nepalensis found?
Northern and north-eastern India, Bangladesh and Nepal; recently reported from Bhutan
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