Microhyla berdmorei (Blyth)

Stuart Ko Sok Thy Neang, Bryan L., 2006, A Collection Of Amphibians And Reptiles From Hilly Eastern Cambodia, Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 54 (1), pp. 129-155 : 137

Microhyla berdmorei (Blyth)

Material examined. – Keo Seima: FMNH 262838 , hilly evergreen mixed with deciduous and bamboo forest, near 12°10'34.9"N 106°57'47.6"E, 190 m elev., 9 Nov.2003 ; FMNH 262839-42 , bamboo mixed with evergreen forest, near 12°16'45.7"N 106°56'36.4"E, 180 m elev., 8 Nov.2003 .

O’Rang: FMNH 262837 , hilly evergreen forest, near 12°16'24.6"N 107°03'53.1"E, 350 m elev., 10 Dec.2003 .

Pichrada : FMNH 262653 , Phnom Nam Lyr Mountain, evergreen mixed with deciduous and bamboo forest, near 12°32'16"N 107°32'00"E, 600-700 m elev., 20 Jun.2000 .

Siem Pang: FMNH 262833-36 , bamboo mixed with evergreen forest, tributary of O Chay Stream, 14°18'28.6"N 106°33'02.6"E, 310 m elev., 5 Dec.2003 .

Ta Veng: FMNH 262832 , hilly evergreen forest mixed with bamboo forest, O Greng Mak Stream, 14°12'00.5"N 107°18'29.8"E, 200 m elev., 20 Nov.2003 .

Remarks. – An adult female (SVL 41.7) and nine adult males (SVL 30.5 – 40.0, mean ± SD 35.1 ± 3.5, N = 9) have an obtusely pointed snout; dark throat; toes fully webbed, reaching base of expanded discs on toes; third and fifth toes equal in length; and outer and inner metatarsal tubercles. Males have a strong fold across the throat.

Specimens were collected day and night on sandy, gravel or rocky banks of slow-moving streams, and on the forest floor away from water.

Bourret (1942) reported the species from north-central Cambodia, and both Bourret (1942) and Ohler et al. (2002) reported the species from the mountains of southwestern Cambodia.