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A new species of night frog Nyctibatrachus Mewasinghi has been discovered. Where is it found?
Sunderbans
Western Ghats
Nicobar Islands
Meghalayan Plateau
Mewa Singh’s Night frog ?Nyctibatrachus mewasinghi is a new species of night frog from Western Ghats. Scientists have just discovered the Mewa Singh’s Night frog, belonging to a genus endemic to the Western Ghats, from Kozhikode’s Malabar Wildlife Sanctuary. ?Frogs in the genus Nyctibatrachus, commonly known as night frogs, are found only in the Western Ghats mountain range. ?The frog’s genetically closest relatives are the Athirappilly night frog (found south of the Palakkad Gap in Thrissur and Idukki) and the Kempholey night frog (found in the northern Western Ghats of Kerala and Karnataka).
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