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• W2329888918 abstract "Rana zweifeli, a new species of the Rana tarahumarae group, is named from southwestern Mexico. This species occurs from southern Jalisco through parts of Colima, Michoacan, Mexico (state), Morelos, Guerrero and Oaxaca. R. zweifeli is electrophoretically distinct from the other members of the R. tarahumarae group that occur in western Mexico (R. pustulosa and R. tarahumarae), and it is distinct in several morphometric and pattern characteristics from all the described species in the group. T HE Rana tarahumarae species group (as defined by Webb, 1978) has caused considerable confusion among systematists. Several authors (e.g., Blair, 1947; Webb, 1966; Webb and Korky, 1977; Zweifel, 1955, 1968) have noted the problems associated with distinguishing among the species in this group that inhabit western Mexico. The incorrect allocation of names to various species has contributed to the problem (Hillis et al., 1983a; Webb, 1984). Because of the confusing array of morphological manifestations of members of the R. tarahumarae group, this study was initiated in order to analyze this group electrophoretically, as well as to reevaluate the morphological differentiation of the various species. Boulenger (1883) described Rana pustulosa from Ventanas, Durango. This name has been applied to Rana from Sonora to Oaxaca (Smith and Taylor, 1948; Zweifel, 1955), although most recent systematists have followed Zweifel (1955) in considering R. pustulosa to occupy only the southern part of this range. Mocquard (1899) described R. trilobata from the vicinity of Guadalajara, Jalisco, and stated that its relationships were with R. maculata (of the R. palmipes group). However, Boulenger (1920) placed R. trilobata in synonymy with Rana halecina (=Rana pipiens), and that view was generally accepted until Hillis et al. (1983a) examined the holotype and determined it to be a member of the R. tarahumarae group. Rana tarahumarae was described by Boulenger (1917) from Ioquiro and Barranca del Cobre, Chihuahua, making it the northern-most representative of the group. Blair (1947) described Rana moorei (=R. johni because of homonymy with a previously described fossil species) from San Luis Potosi, the first locality for a member of this group from the Sierra Madre Oriental. A second species of this group from the Sierra Madre Oriental was described by Zweifel (1955)-Rana pueblae from northwestern Puebla. The most recently-named member of the R. tarahumarae group from western Mexico is Rana sinaloae, described by Zweifel (1954) from southern Sinaloa near the Durango border. Zweifel (1954) distinguished R. sinaloae from what he considered to be R. pustlosa to the south by several pattern characteristics, and stated that the relationships of R. sinaloae were within the R. palmipes group. Boulenger (1920) considered R. tarahumarae" @default.
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• W2329888918 title "A New Species of Frog of the Rana tarahumarae Group from Southwestern Mexico" @default.
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