Synapturanus cf. mirandaribeiroi Nelson & Lescure, 1975

(Fig. 2F)

TYPE LOCALITY. — Guyana, Rupununi District, upper Essequibo River, Kanashen.

DISTRIBUTION. — Northern Amazonia.

TAXONOMIC REMARKS. — Several populations have been identified as S. mirandaribeiroi but these identifications remain dubious and a revision of this genus is needed. The populations of the Mitaraka massif are also only tentatively assigned to this taxon. Other records of this genus in French Guiana correspond to a different species with clear differences in morphology and calls (pers. obs.).

HABITAT IN MITARAKA. — Patches of individuals of this species were found calling from underground after heavy rainfall in two places in the study area, in the forest surrounding a rocky outcrop and in a terra firme with sandy soil.

MATERIAL EXAMINED. — La Planète Revisitée Guyane 2015, MNHN-PNI, APA973-1: AF2791 (♂); AF2844 (♂); AF2845 (♀) .