Date: August 8, 2018
Source: Pensoft Publishers
Summary:
Due to many years of conflict,
the biodiversity of Angola remains one of the least known in Africa. Recently,
scientists from Angola, Portugal, and the United States conducted a series of
field expeditions to document this country's amphibian and reptile species. One
newly discovered species is a pygmy toad from the isolated Serra da Neve, the second
highest peak in Angola. It differs from all close relatives in lacking an
external and middle ear.
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