Ramanella montana
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| Ramanella montana |
Jerdon's Narrow mouthed Frog (Ramanella montana) is a species of Microhylid frog found in Southern India.
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[edit] Description
The frogs of the genus Ramanella are small and characteristically have discs on their fingers but lacking them on the toes. The typical habitat in which this frog is found are tree holes in the rainy season in moist deciduous forest to Evergreen forest. They have smooth but bumpy skin.
[edit] Distribution
The distribution of this frog is not fully known but is found in most of the Western Ghats.
[edit] Habitat
This species is found in Moist deciduous forest, Semi-evergreen forest and Evergreen forest.
[edit] Microhabitat
Rain-water filled tree holes are the favoured microhabitat of these frogs.
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