A molecular phylogeny of the Afrotropical anuran genus Amietia based on 323 16S
sequences indicates that there are 19 species, including four not yet described. No genetic …

Despite recent anthropogenic interference, south‐eastern (SE) Nigeria historically hosts a
myriad of pristine forest habitats that could sustain diverse amphibian assemblages …

West African torrent-frogs of the genus Odontobatrachus currently belong to a single
species: Odontobatrachus natator (Boulenger, 1905). Recently, molecular results and …

We describe two new species of puddle frogs, genus Phrynobatrachus, from the south-
western Republic of the Congo. One of them, P. horsti sp. nov., occurs also in neighbouring …

We describe the tadpoles of four Cameroonian Phrynobatrachus species, P. auritus, P.
chukuchuku, P. jimzimkusi, and P. manengoubensis. While P. auritus is a widespread frog of …

We herein examine the taxonomic status of two West African forest-dwelling Leptopelis
species. The small L. spiritusnoctis, described from the Upper Guinean forests of West …

Perret's toad, Amietophrynus perreti, has not been seen since 1970 and thus believed to be
lost. We searched for the species 50 years after its original description and successfully …

We describe a new species of Phrynobatrachus from the eastern part of the Upper Guinea
forest region, Ghana, West Africa. Morphologically, the new species can be distinguished …

Frogs of the genus Phrynobatrachus Günther, 1862 are endemic to sub-Saharan Africa.
These are increasingly threatened by a number of factors and are believed to be declining …

Phrynobatrachus inexpectatus and P. minutus are sister species of dwarf-size puddle frogs
endemic to humid montane forests in the Ethiopian highlands. For almost two decades P …