TABLE 3 in Musicians in the marsh: a new species of music frog (Anura: Ranidae: Nidirana) from Arunachal Pradesh, India

TABLE 3. Diagnostic characters of extant species of Nidirana and the new species.SpeciesSVL ofSVL ofFingersLateroventralRelativeToes tipsLateroventralSubgularNuptial padSpinules/CallingReferencesmalefemaletipsgroove onlength ofgroove on toesvocal sacstubercles on(mm)(mm)fingersfingersdorsal skinN. noadihing sp. nov.46.5–59.1 (53.9 ± 6.6)60.6– 66.0 (63.3 ± 3.8)Slightly dilatedPresent on finger III and IVIV <II <I <IIISlightly dilatedPresentPresentTwo on finger IEntirely present2–3 notes containing specific first noteThis is studyN. adenopleura43.1–57.647.6– 60.7DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentPresentOne on finger IEntire or posterior2–5 regular notesLyu et al. (2017, 2020b)N. chapaensis36.8–44.2 (40.9 ± 1.9)41.0– 51.8 (45.8 ± 3.3)DilatedPresent except finger III <I = IV <IIIDilatedPresentPresentTwo on finger IAbsent or few above vent3 notesChuaynkern et al. (2010)41.8–N. chongqingensis43.3) 42.37 ±-Not dialatedPresentII <I <IV <IIISlightly dilatedPresentPresentOne on finger IAbsent-Ma and Wang 20230.8)2–5 notesN. daunchina40.6–51.044.0– 53.0DilatedAbsent or rarely presentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentPresentOne on finger IAbsentcontaining a specific firstLyu et al. (2020b)noteN. guangdongensis50.0–58.4 (53.9 ± 3.3)55.3– 59.3 (57.0 ± 2.1)DilatedPresent except finger III <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentPresentOne on finger IEntire2–4 regular notesLyu et al. (2020a)N. guangxiensis40.2–47.6 (43.8 ± 2.2)49.9– 51.0 (50.4 ± 0.8)DilatedPresent on fingers III and IVII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentPresentOne on finger IAbsent6–11 rapidly repeated regular notesLyu et al. (2021)N. guibeiensis50.2–63.6 (55.2 ± 3.7)54.6DilatedPresent except finger III <IV <I <IIIDilatedPresentPresentOne on finger IAbsent1–3 notesChen et al. (2022b)N. hainanensis32.8–44.4-DilatedPresentII <I <IV <IIIDilatedPresentPresentAbsentAbsent2–4 fast- repeated double- notesChen et al. (2022b)N. leishanensis49.5–56.4 (53.3 ± 3.2)43.7– 55.3 (50.2 ± 5.3)DilatedPresentII <IV <I <IIIDilatedPresentPresentTwo on fingers I and IIAbsent1 single noteLi et al. (2019)......continued on the next page