Meristogenys
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.205593 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5613140 |
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Meristogenys |
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Key to Meristogenys View in CoL larvae from Sabah
1. Seven rows of upper labial teeth.......................................................................... 2
- Six rows of upper labial teeth............................................................................ 5
2. Tail glands on both fins, head and body without surface projections................................ M. amoropalamus View in CoL
- Tail glands absent or limited to ventral fin, head and body with surface projections.................................. 3
3. Lower jaw sheaths divided by a narrow vertical line or a crack........................................ M. maryatiae View in CoL
- Lower jaw sheath undivided............................................................................. 4
4. Ventral tail glands usually less than six........................................................ M. stenocephalus View in CoL
- Ventral tail glands usually more than six....................................................... M. stigmachilus View in CoL ......................................................................................... M. whiteheadi View in CoL
5. Lower jaw sheath undivided, ventral glands present............................................. M. kinabaluensis View in CoL
- Lower jaw sheaths divided by a broad space, ventral glands absent.............................................. 6
6. Head and body rectangular, usually seven or eight rows of lower labial teeth.............................. M. dyscritus View in CoL
- Head and body oval, usually six rows of lower labial teeth........................................ M. orphnocnemis View in CoL
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