In adult males, the snout outline is rounded to sub-ovoid in ventral view. The tympanum of adult males is distinct. Adult males have horny spinules and ridges on the dorsum. It occurs on grassland–shola forest fringes or in fragmented forest patches near plantations, on leaves of short shrubs 0.5–1.5 m above ground. It is recorded from Kadalar in Idukki district south of the Palghat Gap and Siruvani in Palakkad district north of the gap, Kerala, India.
In adult males, the snout outline is rounded to sub-ovoid in ventral view.
It occurs on grassland–shola forest fringes or in fragmented forest patches near plantations, on leaves of short shrubs 0.5–1.5 m above ground.
The tympanum of adult males is distinct.
Adult males have horny spinules and ridges on the dorsum.
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