Table 1.
“--” represents the unknown information from Genbank. CIB, Chengdu Institute of Biology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences; KIZ, Kunming Institute of Zoology, the Chinese Academy of Sciences; SCUM, Sichuan University Museum.
Fig 1.
This tree was inferred from the mtDNA dataset. All of the Bayesian posterior probabilities (BPP) and NCBI numbers were shown.
Fig 2.
Liuixalus shiwandashan sp. nov., dorsal view.
In life, male, from Mt. Shiwanda.
Fig 3.
Liuixalus shiwandashan sp. nov., dorso-lateral view.
In life, male, from Mt. Shiwanda.
Table 2.
Measurements (in mm) of Liuixalus shiwandashan sp. nov. and Liuixalus jinxiuensis sp. nov.
Fig 4.
Skull of Liuixalus shiwandashan sp. nov.
Left, dorsal view; right, ventral view.
Fig 5.
Spectrogram of calls series of Liuixalus shiwandashan sp. nov.
The recording was high-pass filtered (above 5.5 kHz) to avoid high-frequence noise. Calls for figure spectrogram were created using 22005 Hz sampling frequency. Figure spectrogram was created using Hamming window, FFT-length 512 points, frame 100%, and overlap 75%.
Fig 6.
The habitat of Liuixalus shiwandashan sp. nov. in Mt. Shiwanda.
Fig 7.
Liuixalus jinxiuensis sp. nov., dorso-lateral view.
In life, from Jinxiu, Mt. Dayao.
Fig 8.
Liuixalus jinxiuensis sp. nov., dorsal view.
In life, from Jinxiu, Mt. Dayao.
Fig 9.
Liuixalus jinxiuensis sp. nov., ventral view.
In life, from Jinxiu, Mt. Dayao.
Fig 10.
Spectrogram of calls series of Liuixalus jinxiuensis sp. nov.
The recording was high-pass filtered (above 5.5 kHz) to avoid high-frequence noise. Calls for figure spectrogram were created using 22005 Hz sampling frequency. Figure spectrogram was created using Hamming window, FFT-length 512 points, frame 100%, and overlap 75%.
Fig 11.
Collection sites of the species in this study.