Pseudohynobius shuichengensis Tian, Gu, Li, Sun & Li, 1998 Subgenus: Pseudohynobius	family: Hynobiidae subfamily: Hynobiinae genus: Pseudohynobius
Species Description: Tian Y, Gu X, Sun A, Li, S 1998 A new species of Pseudohynobius guizhouensys (Caudata: Hynobiidae) - Pseudohynobius shuichengensis sp. nov.

AmphibiaChina 中国两栖类. Conservation Status (definitions) IUCN Red List Status Account Critically Endangered (CR) CITES No CITES Listing National Status None Regional Status None

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Raffaëlli Account  Map of Life Excerpts from Les Urodèles du Monde, 1st and 2nd editions and more recent updates, by Jean Raffaëlli (©2007, ©2014 by Jean Raffaëlli), used with permission. The 2nd edition of this book is available directly from the author: jean.raffaelli@laposte.net and from this website. Author: Jean Raffaëlli Pseudohynobius shuichengensis Tian, Gu, Sun et Li, 1998 21,3 cm (F). Cette espèce découverte dans le comté de Shuicheng (Guizhou) entre 1 910 et 1970 m, dans les Mts Wumeng, ressemble à P. flavomaculatus, mais en diffère par un corps plus grand, les membres plus allongés et une coloration supérieure brun pourpre sans taches sombres, sur le tronc, la queue et les membres. Cette espèce est celle du genre dont la distribution est la plus occidentale. P. sp. 2, quant à elle, ressemble morphologiquement à P. flavomaculatus, mais est plus proche de P. shuichengensis au niveau moléculaire. Cette 4e espèce du genre non décrite formellement correspond à la population de Kuankuoshi (pop. 17) de Zeng et al (Suiyang Co., Guizhou), dans la région du Mt Dalou, au sud des populations de P. sp 1, à 1 350 m. ENGLISH TRANSLATION - Julian Wittische, December 2011 21.3 cm(F). It is similar to P. flavomaculatus and can be differentiated by a bigger body, longer limbs and a purplish brown color, without black spots. P. sp. 2 is morphogically similar to P. flavomaculatus but is more closely related to P. shuichengensis on a molecular basis. This is the fourth species of the genus and has not been formally described. Habitat & Range: Pseudohynobius shuichengensis has been discovered in the Shuicheng County (Guizhou) between 1910 m and 1970 m in the Wumeng Mountains. This species has the most occidental range of its genus. It corresponds to the Kuankuoshi population (pop. 17) of Zeng et al. (Suiyang Co., Guizhou), in the Mount Dalou area, south of the P. sp 1 populations. Altitude: 1350 m. Conservation†: Its status is considered Vulnerable Feedback or comments about this page.   Citation: AmphibiaWeb. 2024. <https://amphibiaweb.org> University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA. Accessed 1 Dec 2024. AmphibiaWeb's policy on data use.