Eupsophus septentrionalis Fig. 3A

Type locality.

R.N. Los Queules (Ibarra-Vidal et al. 2004); the same of E. queulensis (Veloso et al. 2005); locality 4 of Fig. 3A.

Geographic distribution.

One of the six species of the roseus group considered endemic to Chile, which currently presents a restricted distribution according to Suárez-Villota et al. (2018b). Its distribution range covers a narrow strip of the Coastal Range between 35°28' and 36°27'S (Ibarra-Vidal et al. 2004, Núñez and Gálvez 2015). Here we included a record omitted by Correa et al. (2017) (locality 1 of Fig. 3 and Appendix 1) that extends its distribution range almost 45 km to the north ( Núñez and Gálvez 2015). Currently, this record constitutes the northern limit of the genus, which was incorporated in the new map of the IUCN (2019) as part of E. roseus (as well as all localities attributed to E. septentrionalis).