Astylosternus batesi ( Boulenger 1900 )
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Astylosternus batesi ( Boulenger 1900 ) |
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Astylosternus batesi ( Boulenger 1900) View in CoL
Material: Eighteen (18) specimens. Doumaye: CAS 258139, 258151, 258211–12; GFMJ 1240, 1242, 1270, GFMJ 1322–23, 1372. Mboua: CAS 258285–86; OMNH 44768–69; GFMJ 1397, 1461, 1514–15. Fig. 4C, D View Fig .
Comments: Astylosternus batesi is a leaf-litter species that is strongly associated with forested streams. Individuals are best detected by eye-shine at night. This species is distinguishable from the closely related and sympatric species Scotobleps gabonicus by its smoother skin. It is known from three national parks: Crystal Mountains NP ( Lötters et al. 2001), Ivindo NP ( Frétey and Blanc 2000), and Moukalaba-Doudou NP ( Burger et al. 2004).
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