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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143688
title: Table 3 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 3. Measurements of tergites and processes of Symphylella macrochaeta sp. nov. (mean ± se, n = 11, in μm) (holotype in brackets).
TergiteLengthWidthLength of processesBasal width of processesBasal distance between processes124 ± 7 (23)141 ± 13 (138)248 ± 5 (45)144 ± 7 (150)37 ± 3 (33)41 ± 3 (43)28 ± 4 (32)3102 ± 14 (100)186 ± 25 (180)41 ± 4 (42)45 ± 3 (47)33 ± 3 (37)457 ± 7 (55)194 ± 17 (205)33 ± 3 (35)49 ± 5 (52)60 ± 8 (65)571 ± 12 (65)183 ± 10 (190)41 ± 5 (45)43 ± 4 (45)62 ± 7 (67)6121 ± 9 (125)223 ± 38 (235)47 ± 5 (47)48 ± 4 (47)62 ± 6 (67)770 ± 9 (65)229 ± 18 (242)36 ± 5 (40)48 ± 6 (50)85 ± 10 (95)874 ± 5 (82)204 ± 13 (205)45 ± 4 (50)45 ± 3 (50)77 ± 10 (85)9114 ± 26 (120)253 ± 21 (250)46 ± 4 (50)46 ± 4 (50)72 ± 6 (75)1076 ± 14 (82)235 ± 23 (250)34 ± 3 (37)48 ± 4 (50)92 ± 16 (100)1173 ± 7 (70)207 ± 13 (210)41 ± 4 (45)43 ± 3 (42)78 ± 9 (85)12115 ± 7 (115)255 ± 12 (260)41 ± 4 (45)47 ± 7 (50)74 ± 9 (77)1368 ± 10 (60)233 ± 24 (245)28 ± 5 (32)48 ± 6 (55)89 ± 12 (90)1468 ± 10 (60)205 ± 20 (210)1593 ± 9 (90)226 ± 21 (247)28 ± 3 (32)45 ± 5 (52)67 ± 8 (75)1672 ± 6 (80)185 ± 25 (200)17110 ± 8 (125)172 ± 21 (175)
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143689
title: Table 4 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 4. Numbers of setae and sensory organs on antennae of Symphylella longispina sp. nov. (holotype).
AntennomerePrimary whorl setaeSecondary whorl setaeRudimentary spined sensory organsCavity-shaped organs on dorsal sideBladder-shaped organs16281381491510161017101181001910011010101111011112113111131140131411401515115291611431317105213
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143690
title: Table 4 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 4. Numbers of setae and sensory organs on antennae of Symphylella longispina sp. nov. (holotype).
AntennomerePrimary whorl setaeSecondary whorl setaeRudimentary spined sensory organsCavity-shaped organs on dorsal sideBladder-shaped organs16281381491510161017101181001910011010101111011112113111131140131411401515115291611431317105213
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143691
title: Table 5 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 5. Chaetotaxy of tergites of Symphylella longispina sp. nov. (holotype in brackets).
TergiteLateromarginal setaeInserted setaCentral setaeOther setae13+325-6 (6)1 (1)1 (1)5-7 (6)37-8 (7)1 (1)1 (1)16-19 (16)45 (5)1 (1)1-2 (2)8-8 (8)55 (5)1 (1)1-2 (1)7-10 (8)67-8 (7)1 (1)2-3 (2)15-20 (20)75 (5)1 (1)2-3 (2)8-10 (8)85 (5)1 (1)2 (2)0-11 (9)97-8 (7)1 (1)2-3 (3)16-20 (18)105 (5)1 (1)2-3 (3)8-10 (8)115-6 (5)1 (1)2-3 (2)6-10 (9)126-7 (7)0/1 (1)2-3 (3)15-20 (17)134-5 (5)0/1 (1)1-2 (2)7-8 (7)1415-18 (16)154-7 (5)0/1 (1)1-2 (2)8-14 (14)1610-14 (14)1710-14 (14)
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143692
title: Table 5 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 5. Chaetotaxy of tergites of Symphylella longispina sp. nov. (holotype in brackets).
TergiteLateromarginal setaeInserted setaCentral setaeOther setae13+325-6 (6)1 (1)1 (1)5-7 (6)37-8 (7)1 (1)1 (1)16-19 (16)45 (5)1 (1)1-2 (2)8-8 (8)55 (5)1 (1)1-2 (1)7-10 (8)67-8 (7)1 (1)2-3 (2)15-20 (20)75 (5)1 (1)2-3 (2)8-10 (8)85 (5)1 (1)2 (2)0-11 (9)97-8 (7)1 (1)2-3 (3)16-20 (18)105 (5)1 (1)2-3 (3)8-10 (8)115-6 (5)1 (1)2-3 (2)6-10 (9)126-7 (7)0/1 (1)2-3 (3)15-20 (17)134-5 (5)0/1 (1)1-2 (2)7-8 (7)1415-18 (16)154-7 (5)0/1 (1)1-2 (2)8-14 (14)1610-14 (14)1710-14 (14)
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143693
title: Table 6 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 6. Measurements of tergites and processes of Symphylella longispina sp. nov. (mean ± se, n = 6, in μm) (holotype in brackets).
TergiteLengthWidthLength of processesBasal width of processesBasal distance between processes127 ± 3 (25)126 ± 2 (125)245 ± 6 (50)123 ± 10 (130)32 ± 2 (34)28 ± 2 (30)33 ± 3 (33)397 ± 16 (90)151 ± 8 (155)34 ± 2 (37)28 ± 2 (32)39 ± 2 (40)460 ± 8 (62)162 ± 9 (170)31 ± 2 (29)34 ± 1 (33)47 ± 6 (50)560 ± 12 (75)138 ± 5 (140)35 ± 4 (39)28 ± 3 (30)52 ± 5 (50)6115 ± 12 (125)181 ± 17 (192)39 ± 3 (41)31 ± 4 (33)60 ± 4 (63)772 ± 12 (85)191 ± 10 (202)38 ± 4 (36)39 ± 6 (35)65 ± 7 (75)871 ± 12 (80)160 ± 9 (170)35 ± 3 (38)27 ± 3 (29)65 ± 5 (70)9124 ± 10 (138)199 ± 6 (205)37 ± 3 (41)30 ± 3 (34)68 ± 7 (75)1074 ± 12 (90)196 ± 17 (207)36 ± 3 (37)36 ± 6 (36)74 ± 5 (80)1172 ± 9 (80)171 ± 5 (175)35 ± 1 (34)29 ± 3 (25)70 ± 6 (78)12121 ± 18 (125)201 ± 14 (217)37 ± 4 (38)30 ± 6 (32)66 ± 7 (70)1371 ± 6 (75)184 ± 16 (207)29 ± 3 (27)36 ± 12 (30)66 ± 9 (72)1468 ± 10 (75)164 ± 8 (175)1599 ± 10 (100)180 ± 13 (200)27 ± 2 (30)26 ± 3 (26)55 ± 8 (65)1671 ± 7 (75)148 ± 16 (162)1792 ± 9 (92)131 ± 9 (135)
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143694
title: Table 6 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 6. Measurements of tergites and processes of Symphylella longispina sp. nov. (mean ± se, n = 6, in μm) (holotype in brackets).
TergiteLengthWidthLength of processesBasal width of processesBasal distance between processes127 ± 3 (25)126 ± 2 (125)245 ± 6 (50)123 ± 10 (130)32 ± 2 (34)28 ± 2 (30)33 ± 3 (33)397 ± 16 (90)151 ± 8 (155)34 ± 2 (37)28 ± 2 (32)39 ± 2 (40)460 ± 8 (62)162 ± 9 (170)31 ± 2 (29)34 ± 1 (33)47 ± 6 (50)560 ± 12 (75)138 ± 5 (140)35 ± 4 (39)28 ± 3 (30)52 ± 5 (50)6115 ± 12 (125)181 ± 17 (192)39 ± 3 (41)31 ± 4 (33)60 ± 4 (63)772 ± 12 (85)191 ± 10 (202)38 ± 4 (36)39 ± 6 (35)65 ± 7 (75)871 ± 12 (80)160 ± 9 (170)35 ± 3 (38)27 ± 3 (29)65 ± 5 (70)9124 ± 10 (138)199 ± 6 (205)37 ± 3 (41)30 ± 3 (34)68 ± 7 (75)1074 ± 12 (90)196 ± 17 (207)36 ± 3 (37)36 ± 6 (36)74 ± 5 (80)1172 ± 9 (80)171 ± 5 (175)35 ± 1 (34)29 ± 3 (25)70 ± 6 (78)12121 ± 18 (125)201 ± 14 (217)37 ± 4 (38)30 ± 6 (32)66 ± 7 (70)1371 ± 6 (75)184 ± 16 (207)29 ± 3 (27)36 ± 12 (30)66 ± 9 (72)1468 ± 10 (75)164 ± 8 (175)1599 ± 10 (100)180 ± 13 (200)27 ± 2 (30)26 ± 3 (26)55 ± 8 (65)1671 ± 7 (75)148 ± 16 (162)1792 ± 9 (92)131 ± 9 (135)
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143695
title: Table 7 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 7. Comparison of chaetotaxy on frons of Symphylella spp. from China.
CharactersS. macrochaeta sp. nov.S. longispina sp. nov.S. macroporaS. zhongiS. communaS. minutaNumber of macrosetae (M)1086884Formula of M-setae4/4/24/2/22/2/24/2/24/2/20/2/2length of M-setae (μm)58-7321-2825-3722-3720-3012-20length of a0 setae (μm)12-157-81212-1510-167-11M/a04-5.62.8-3.72-31.5-2.71.6-2.71.4-2.4
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143696
title: Table 7 in Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy

description: Table 7. Comparison of chaetotaxy on frons of Symphylella spp. from China.
CharactersS. macrochaeta sp. nov.S. longispina sp. nov.S. macroporaS. zhongiS. communaS. minutaNumber of macrosetae (M)1086884Formula of M-setae4/4/24/2/22/2/24/2/24/2/20/2/2length of M-setae (μm)58-7321-2825-3722-3720-3012-20length of a0 setae (μm)12-157-81212-1510-167-11M/a04-5.62.8-3.72-31.5-2.71.6-2.71.4-2.4
description: Published as part of Jin, Ya-Li & Bu, Yun, 2023, Two new species of the genus Symphylella (Symphyla, Scolopendrellidae) from China and the significance of the frons chaetotaxy, pp. 143 in ZooKeys 1138 on page 143, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1138.96424
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143700
title: Table 2. Mean p in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 2. Mean p -distance gene among the Nidirana and Babina species used in this study.
IDSpecies1234567891011121314151Nidirana guangdongensis0.62Nidirana mangveni7.10.33Nidirana xiangica5.07.50.34Nidirana adenopleura6.73.17.60.85Nidirana chapaensis4.45.54.05.20.06Nidirana daunchina5.07.15.16.73.00.67Nidirana hainanensis4.66.94.56.83.75.10.08Nidirana leishanensis5.17.32.46.94.45.24.40.29Nidirana lini6.85.67.06.05.06.76.06.40.210Nidirana nankunensis8.45.88.76.38.29.08.58.17.60.011Nidirana okinavana7.23.48.23.45.57.37.37.66.66.1/12Nidirana pleuraden9.98.510.28.97.89.29.410.47.810.39.30.013Nidirana yaoica4.66.74.66.02.42.84.14.56.48.56.89.30.014Babina holsti15.013.915.614.313.514.615.015.713.115.114.612.715.0/15Babina subaspera14.913.815.414.213.014.514.815.212.914.714.612.715.03.3/
description: Published as part of Lyu, Zhi-Tong, Dai, Ke-Yuan, Li, Yao, Wan, Han, Liu, Zhe-Yi, Qi, Shuo, Lin, Si-Min, Wang, Jian, Li, Yu-Long, Zeng, Yang-Jin, Li, Pi-Peng, Pang, Hong & Wang, Ying-Yong, 2020, Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China, pp. 127 in ZooKeys 914 on page 127, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.914.36604
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143701
title: Table 2. Mean p in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 2. Mean p -distance gene among the Nidirana and Babina species used in this study.
IDSpecies1234567891011121314151Nidirana guangdongensis0.62Nidirana mangveni7.10.33Nidirana xiangica5.07.50.34Nidirana adenopleura6.73.17.60.85Nidirana chapaensis4.45.54.05.20.06Nidirana daunchina5.07.15.16.73.00.67Nidirana hainanensis4.66.94.56.83.75.10.08Nidirana leishanensis5.17.32.46.94.45.24.40.29Nidirana lini6.85.67.06.05.06.76.06.40.210Nidirana nankunensis8.45.88.76.38.29.08.58.17.60.011Nidirana okinavana7.23.48.23.45.57.37.37.66.66.1/12Nidirana pleuraden9.98.510.28.97.89.29.410.47.810.39.30.013Nidirana yaoica4.66.74.66.02.42.84.14.56.48.56.89.30.014Babina holsti15.013.915.614.313.514.615.015.713.115.114.612.715.0/15Babina subaspera14.913.815.414.213.014.514.815.212.914.714.612.715.03.3/
description: Published as part of Lyu, Zhi-Tong, Dai, Ke-Yuan, Li, Yao, Wan, Han, Liu, Zhe-Yi, Qi, Shuo, Lin, Si-Min, Wang, Jian, Li, Yu-Long, Zeng, Yang-Jin, Li, Pi-Peng, Pang, Hong & Wang, Ying-Yong, 2020, Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China, pp. 127 in ZooKeys 914 on page 127, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.914.36604
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143702
title: Table 3 in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 3. Vocalization parameters of Nidirana adenopleura, N. guangdongensis sp. nov., N. mangveni sp. nov., and N. xiangica sp. nov.
N. adenopleuraN. guangdongensisN. mangveniN. xiangicaCallNotes number2-5 (3.4 ± 0.9, N = 83)2-4 (2.9 ± 0.7, N = 54)2-7 (4.6 ± 1.2, N = 108)2-3 (2.8 ± 0.4, N = 57)Call duration (ms)525.0-1585.5 (1005.1 ± 341.3, N = 83)445.0-1198.1 (744.6 ± 206.8, N = 54)423.6-1722.7 (967.2 ± 278.9, N = 108)331.9-624.8 (504.3 ± 95.0, N = 57)Note duration (ms)153.6-292.4 (212.3 ± 33.0, N = 260)134.0-226.7 (164.3 ± 16.2, N = 150)89.0-203.0 (136.9 ± 23.2, N = 462)/Note rise time (ms)1.4-228.3 (106.1 ± 70.7, N = 260)0.0-138.5 (28.7 ± 32.4, N = 150)4.1-148.6 (79.5 ± 26.9, N = 462)/Note interval (ms)104.0-245.2 (159.5 ± 28.4, N = 177)79.9-262.6 (162.1 ± 26.4, N = 96)59.3-192.7 (116.4 ± 20.8, N = 354)85.0-195.6 (125.8 ± 17.8, N = 95)First noteNote duration (ms)///148.0-233.0 (170.4 ± 14.5, N = 57)Note rise time (ms)///89.8-149.1 (126.2 ± 17.5, N = 57)Non-first notesNote duration (ms)///60.1-128.0 (74.6 ± 11.8, N = 95)Note rise time (ms)///2.2-43.0 (27.8 ± 10.2, N = 95)
description: Published as part of Lyu, Zhi-Tong, Dai, Ke-Yuan, Li, Yao, Wan, Han, Liu, Zhe-Yi, Qi, Shuo, Lin, Si-Min, Wang, Jian, Li, Yu-Long, Zeng, Yang-Jin, Li, Pi-Peng, Pang, Hong & Wang, Ying-Yong, 2020, Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China, pp. 127 in ZooKeys 914 on page 127, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.914.36604
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143703
title: Table 3 in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 3. Vocalization parameters of Nidirana adenopleura, N. guangdongensis sp. nov., N. mangveni sp. nov., and N. xiangica sp. nov.
N. adenopleuraN. guangdongensisN. mangveniN. xiangicaCallNotes number2-5 (3.4 ± 0.9, N = 83)2-4 (2.9 ± 0.7, N = 54)2-7 (4.6 ± 1.2, N = 108)2-3 (2.8 ± 0.4, N = 57)Call duration (ms)525.0-1585.5 (1005.1 ± 341.3, N = 83)445.0-1198.1 (744.6 ± 206.8, N = 54)423.6-1722.7 (967.2 ± 278.9, N = 108)331.9-624.8 (504.3 ± 95.0, N = 57)Note duration (ms)153.6-292.4 (212.3 ± 33.0, N = 260)134.0-226.7 (164.3 ± 16.2, N = 150)89.0-203.0 (136.9 ± 23.2, N = 462)/Note rise time (ms)1.4-228.3 (106.1 ± 70.7, N = 260)0.0-138.5 (28.7 ± 32.4, N = 150)4.1-148.6 (79.5 ± 26.9, N = 462)/Note interval (ms)104.0-245.2 (159.5 ± 28.4, N = 177)79.9-262.6 (162.1 ± 26.4, N = 96)59.3-192.7 (116.4 ± 20.8, N = 354)85.0-195.6 (125.8 ± 17.8, N = 95)First noteNote duration (ms)///148.0-233.0 (170.4 ± 14.5, N = 57)Note rise time (ms)///89.8-149.1 (126.2 ± 17.5, N = 57)Non-first notesNote duration (ms)///60.1-128.0 (74.6 ± 11.8, N = 95)Note rise time (ms)///2.2-43.0 (27.8 ± 10.2, N = 95)
description: Published as part of Lyu, Zhi-Tong, Dai, Ke-Yuan, Li, Yao, Wan, Han, Liu, Zhe-Yi, Qi, Shuo, Lin, Si-Min, Wang, Jian, Li, Yu-Long, Zeng, Yang-Jin, Li, Pi-Peng, Pang, Hong & Wang, Ying-Yong, 2020, Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China, pp. 127 in ZooKeys 914 on page 127, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.914.36604
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143706
title: Table 4 in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 4. Morphometric comparisons based on the morphometric measurements of male specimens of Nidirana adenopleura (N = 18), N. guangdongensis sp. nov. (N = 5), N. mangveni sp. nov. (N = 7), and N. xiangica sp. nov. (N = 6). * p -values <0.05, ** p -values <0.01, *** p -values <0.001.
p -valueANOVAadenopleura vs guangdongensisadenopleura vs mangveniadenopleura vs xiangicaguangdongensis vs mangveniguangdongensis vs xiangicamangveni vs xiangicaSVL0.001 **0.4550.014 *0.001 **0.6460.2010.770HDL0.000 ***0.8860.004 **0.002 **0.1330.0740.980HDW0.000 ***0.9800.0530.000 ***0.3360.005 *0.164SNT0.009 *1.0000.9930.006 *0.9970.044 *0.041 *IND0.001 **1.0000.2370.001 **0.4360.007 *0.141IOD0.013 *0.9750.5010.008 *0.8900.1090.292ED0.000 ***0.0680.000 ***0.000 ***0.028 *0.012 *0.963TD0.001 **0.9990.0520.001 **0.1590.011 *0.533TED0.005 *0.7840.0650.2030.6560.1070.003 **HND0.017 *0.5820.3080.013 *0.9950.4580.530RAD0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.7290.027 *0.158FTL0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.9760.2780.092TIB0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.9970.3710.413
description: Published as part of Lyu, Zhi-Tong, Dai, Ke-Yuan, Li, Yao, Wan, Han, Liu, Zhe-Yi, Qi, Shuo, Lin, Si-Min, Wang, Jian, Li, Yu-Long, Zeng, Yang-Jin, Li, Pi-Peng, Pang, Hong & Wang, Ying-Yong, 2020, Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China, pp. 127 in ZooKeys 914 on page 127, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.914.36604
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143707
title: Table 4 in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 4. Morphometric comparisons based on the morphometric measurements of male specimens of Nidirana adenopleura (N = 18), N. guangdongensis sp. nov. (N = 5), N. mangveni sp. nov. (N = 7), and N. xiangica sp. nov. (N = 6). * p -values <0.05, ** p -values <0.01, *** p -values <0.001.
p -valueANOVAadenopleura vs guangdongensisadenopleura vs mangveniadenopleura vs xiangicaguangdongensis vs mangveniguangdongensis vs xiangicamangveni vs xiangicaSVL0.001 **0.4550.014 *0.001 **0.6460.2010.770HDL0.000 ***0.8860.004 **0.002 **0.1330.0740.980HDW0.000 ***0.9800.0530.000 ***0.3360.005 *0.164SNT0.009 *1.0000.9930.006 *0.9970.044 *0.041 *IND0.001 **1.0000.2370.001 **0.4360.007 *0.141IOD0.013 *0.9750.5010.008 *0.8900.1090.292ED0.000 ***0.0680.000 ***0.000 ***0.028 *0.012 *0.963TD0.001 **0.9990.0520.001 **0.1590.011 *0.533TED0.005 *0.7840.0650.2030.6560.1070.003 **HND0.017 *0.5820.3080.013 *0.9950.4580.530RAD0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.7290.027 *0.158FTL0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.9760.2780.092TIB0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.000 ***0.9970.3710.413
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143708
title: Table 5 in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 5. Diagnostic characters separating all species of genus Nidirana.
SpeciesSVL of males (mm)SVL of females (mm)Fingers tipsLateroventral groove on fingersRelative length of fingersToes tipsLateroventral groove on toesTibio-tarsal articulationSubgular vocal sacsNuptial padN. guangdongensis50.0-58.455.3-59.3DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. mangveni53.6-59.759.7-65.1DilatedPresent on fingers III and IVI <II <IV <IIIDilatedPresentAnterior corner of eyePresentOne on finger IN. xiangica56.3-62.353.5-62.6DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentEye-snoutPresentOne on finger IN. adenopleura43.1-57.647.6-60.7DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentSnout tip or eye-snoutPresentOne on finger IN. nankunensis33.3-37.137.8-39.5DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. okinavana35.5-42.844.6-48.8DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentEye center-near nostrilAbsentPoorly one on finger IN. daunchina40.6-51.044.0-53.0DilatedAbsent or rarely presentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. yaoica40.4-45.9?DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. chapaensis35.5-42.541.0-51.8DilatedPresent except finger III <I = IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentTwo on finger IN. hainanensis32.8-44.4?DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentAbsentN. leishanensis49.5-56.443.7-55.3DilatedPresentII <IV <I <IIIDilatedPresentEye-snoutPresentTwo on fingers I and IIN. lini44.1-63.157.7-68.6DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentBeyond snoutPresentOne on finger IN. pleuraden45.4-58.745.5-62.5Not dilatedAbsentII <I <IV <IIINot dilatedAbsentEye-snoutPresentOne on finger I
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15143709
title: Table 5 in Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China

description: Table 5. Diagnostic characters separating all species of genus Nidirana.
SpeciesSVL of males (mm)SVL of females (mm)Fingers tipsLateroventral groove on fingersRelative length of fingersToes tipsLateroventral groove on toesTibio-tarsal articulationSubgular vocal sacsNuptial padN. guangdongensis50.0-58.455.3-59.3DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. mangveni53.6-59.759.7-65.1DilatedPresent on fingers III and IVI <II <IV <IIIDilatedPresentAnterior corner of eyePresentOne on finger IN. xiangica56.3-62.353.5-62.6DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentEye-snoutPresentOne on finger IN. adenopleura43.1-57.647.6-60.7DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentSnout tip or eye-snoutPresentOne on finger IN. nankunensis33.3-37.137.8-39.5DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. okinavana35.5-42.844.6-48.8DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentEye center-near nostrilAbsentPoorly one on finger IN. daunchina40.6-51.044.0-53.0DilatedAbsent or rarely presentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. yaoica40.4-45.9?DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentOne on finger IN. chapaensis35.5-42.541.0-51.8DilatedPresent except finger III <I = IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentTwo on finger IN. hainanensis32.8-44.4?DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentNostrilPresentAbsentN. leishanensis49.5-56.443.7-55.3DilatedPresentII <IV <I <IIIDilatedPresentEye-snoutPresentTwo on fingers I and IIN. lini44.1-63.157.7-68.6DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentBeyond snoutPresentOne on finger IN. pleuraden45.4-58.745.5-62.5Not dilatedAbsentII <I <IV <IIINot dilatedAbsentEye-snoutPresentOne on finger I
description: Published as part of Lyu, Zhi-Tong, Dai, Ke-Yuan, Li, Yao, Wan, Han, Liu, Zhe-Yi, Qi, Shuo, Lin, Si-Min, Wang, Jian, Li, Yu-Long, Zeng, Yang-Jin, Li, Pi-Peng, Pang, Hong & Wang, Ying-Yong, 2020, Comprehensive approaches reveal three cryptic species of genus Nidirana (Anura, Ranidae) from China, pp. 127 in ZooKeys 914 on page 127, DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.914.36604