Rana banaorum Bain, Lathrop, Murphy, Orlov, & Ho

Stuart Ko Sok Thy Neang, Bryan L., 2006, A Collection Of Amphibians And Reptiles From Hilly Eastern Cambodia, Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 54 (1), pp. 129-155 : 140

Rana banaorum Bain, Lathrop, Murphy, Orlov, & Ho

Material examined. – Pichrada: FMNH 263255-58 , gallery evergreen forest along large stream, near 12°31'18"N 107°33'13"E, 600 m elev., 19 Jun.2000 ; FMNH 263253-54 , 263259 , Phnom Nam Lyr Mountain , evergreen mixed with deciduous and bamboo, near 12°32'16"N 107°32'00"E, 600-700 m elev., 17-21 Jun.2000 ; FMNH 263247-52 , Phnom Nam Lyr Mountain , evergreen mixed with deciduous and bamboo along O Nam Lyr Stream, near 12°32'16"N 107°32'00"E, 600 m elev., 16 Jun.2000 .

Siem Pang: FMNH 262880 , bamboo mixed with evergreen forest, tributary of O Chay Stream, near 14°19'09.8"N 106°35'37.5"E, 325 m elev., 3 Dec.2003 .

Ta Veng: FMNH 262873 , hilly evergreen mixed with bamboo forest, O Greng Mak Stream, 14°12'00.5"N 107°18'29.8"E, 200 m elev., 20 Nov.2003 ; FMNH 262870 , 262874-75 , 262878 , hilly evergreen mixed with bamboo forest, O Lopeung Stream, 14°11'16.3"N 107°17'36.1"E, 160 m elev., 19-22 Nov.2003 .

O’Rang: FMNH 262739 , 262899 , hilly evergreen forest, O Chung Chry Stream, near 12°17'30"N 107°03'06"E, 500 m elev., 04 Nov.2003 ; FMNH 262892-98 , hilly evergreen forest, O Ronas Stream, 12°17'30.7"N 107°03'06.0"E, 450 m elev., 03 Nov.2003 ; FMNH 262796 , hilly evergreen forest, near 12°16'24.6"N 107°03'53.1"E, 350 m elev., 10 Dec.2003 ; FMNH 262797-99 , hilly evergreen forest, waterfall on O Ngeugn Stream, 12°18'50.5"N 107°06'03.4"E, 500 m elev., 11 Dec.2003 ; FMNH 262740 , 262800- 01 , 262887-88 , hilly evergreen forest, O Ngeugn Stream, near 12°18'58"N 107°05'59"E, 550 m elev., 30 Oct.-05 Nov.2003 .

Remarks. – These agree with Bain et al.’s (2003) original description by having males with SVL 46.7 – 60.0 (mean ± SD 55.4 ± 3.9, N = 10); males with gular pouches; females with uniformly pale yellow eggs; and weakly visible glandular dorsolateral folds. Females are much larger than males, with SVL 76.5– 108.7 (mean ± SD 96.0 ± 10.8, N = 10).

Specimens were collected at night on banks, rock faces, boulders, tree branches, and tree roots along and above swift rocky streams, often near cascades. The stomach of female FMNH 262798 (SVL 104.5) contained a large centipede and large wasp. The ovaries of FMNH 262800 (SVL 108.7) contained 2,966 eggs of approximately 2-3 mm diameter.

This is the first report of the species since its description from Gia Lai Province, Vietnam.