Key Identification Features
- A distinct dark stripe extends from the snout, through the tympanum, and down to the shoulder, and a dark band typically runs from below the eye down to the mouth.
- It was removed from synonymy in 2010 and is now recognized as a separate species distinct from its New Guinea congener.
- Darker patches are often present on the frog's back, and a distinct dark stripe runs from the snout down to the shoulder.
- A distinct pale stripe runs along the spine, and a dark stripe along the side of the head is often present.
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