FIGURE 1 in A new frog species from rapidly dwindling cloud forest streams of Sri Lanka-Lankanectes pera (Anura, Nyctibatrachidae)

FIGURE 1. (A) 16S rRNA Maximum-likelihood phylogram for 41 taxa with node support (posterior probabilities above nodes, with values>95 indicated by a *; MP bootstrap values below nodes, with values>50) showing two clearly-defined clades including L. corrugatus and L. pera (B) The uncorrected pairwise genetic distances range for 16S rRNA 3.5–3.7%; Haplotype network analysis using the full dataset with 485 bp, shows all haplotypes shared across L. corrugatus; L. pera sp. nov. is different by more than 16 mutational steps from the L. corrugatus populations. (C) The predicted distributions for L. corrugatus is 360 km2 and L. pera sp. nov. is 14120 km2 on the northern hills of Sri Lanka. (D) Component loadings of the first two principal component axes (PC1 vs PC2) shows clear separation of the males, but with slight overlap of females; L. pera sp. nov. indicated in red, L. corrugatus in blue (filled circles denote females and open circles denote males).