FIGURE 15 in An integrative taxonomic review of the South Asian microhylid genus Uperodon

FIGURE 15. Breeding behavior in Uperodon species. A–C. Uperodon globulosus: A. Male calling from a temporary water puddle (not preserved); B. Male and female in axillary amplexus; C. Eggs floating on water surface; D–G. Uperodon anamalaiensis: D. Male calling from a temporary pool of water on a hill stream (SDBDU 2012.1998); E. Male and female in axillary amplexus; F. jelly-covered eggs floating on water surface; G. individual eggs after removal of the jelly layer; H. Male of Uperodon palmatus calling from a small permanent water pool adjacent to a forest; I–J. Uperodon nagaoi: I. early developmental stages inside a gel-encapsulated egg mass on inner wall of a tree hole; J. oviposition site with gel-encapsulated eggs adhered on inner wall of a tree hole (about 4 to 5 cm above the water level on a tree at the edge of a stream in a lowland canopy covered forest) along with an adult male found submerged about 1 cm below the water surface. (Images: A–C. Samadhan Phuge, D–G. SD Biju, H–J. Nayana Wijayathilaka).