Maromandia Stump-toed Frog

Maromandia Stump-toed FrogThe first finger is moderately to strongly reduced in length. Four toes are recognizable, with the first toe reduced to a small rudiment. The dorsum is smooth. It has been observed in leaf litter in primary rainforest, degraded secondary vegetation and plantations. It is recorded from several localities on Nosy Boraha island, eastern Madagascar.What does it look like?The first finger is moderately to strongly reduced in length.Where and how does it live?It has been observed in leaf litter in primary rainforest, degraded secondary vegetation and plantations.Four toes are recognizable, with the first toe reduced to a small rudiment.The dorsum is smooth.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.