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no Journal of the F.M.S. Museums. [Vol. VII, X, P . 35- Genus Nyctixalus, Boulenger. 1882. Nyctixalus, Boulenger, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (5) 1912. Nyctixalus, Barbour, Mem. Mus. Zool. Harvard XLIV (1), p. 70. The only form hitherto assigned to the genus is the type-species N. margaritifer, Boulenger. It is recorded as being from "the East Indies." Barbour examined a specimen from Tjibodas and published a figure, which is certainly incorrect, (op. cit., pi. viii. fig. 32). He noted certain peculiarities, however, that also occur in Mr. Robinson's specimens. The differences must, therefore, be specific and I describe the Javanese form as a new species, under the name Nyctixala's robinsoni, sp. nov. Head large, triangular; snout pointed, a little longer than the orbit; nostril about half way between the eye and the tip of the snout, rather prominent. Tongue deeplynotched, without free papilla. No vocal sacs. Interorbital space flat, broader than upper eyelid. Tympanum hidden, very small. A strong fold from the upper eyelid to the shoulder. Dorsal surface of head and body with scattered rounded tubercles ; eyelid tubercular; ventral surface of head and body coarsely tubercular. Hind limbs long; tibiotarsal articulation reaching the anterior margin of the eye or the tip of the snout. Subarticular tubercles poorly developed ; an obscure inner metatarsal tubercle. Discs on fingers and toes at least as large as the tympanum. Digits short first finger not extending as far as second: toes about 1/3 webbed ; no web on the fore feet. Length of head and body in type-specimen 20 mm. Dorsal surface dark grey or brown, obscurely mottled; a silvery cross-bar sometimes present between the eyes. Flanks mottled with black and white. Hind limbs with irregular brown cross-bars. Ventral surface speckled with grey or entirely infuscated. The species differs from 7 A , margaritifer in its small hidden tympanum, in the position of the nostril and probably in other points. The iris can apparently be closed completely over the pupil, but Barbour's figure represents the opening as very large and transversely oval, thus complete!) ignoring the essential generic character, which is the vertical form of the slit. Apart from this character and from its darkei colouration the species closely resembles Ixalus aurifasciatus. 1916). Locality. Tjibodas, Java: alt. 4,700-6.500 feet (February, Type-specimen. No. 18,337 Rept., Zool. Survey India. Cotypes in the Selangor Museum. :
ioi7-] N. Annandale : Reptiles and Batrachians. 111 FAMILY PELOBATIDAE. Genus MEGALOPHRYS, Kuhl. Megali >riiK\ - mon rANA, Kuhl. Kji.i. Megalophrys montana, Boulenger, Faun Malay Pen., AY/./., p. 277. r.912. Megalophrys montana, Barbour, Mem. Mus. Zool, Harvard XLIV (1) p. -7, pi. vii. fig. 30 (coloured figure). In .Mr. Robinson's series there are several ipecimens with minute appendages on the eyelids and snout and two young individuals with these appendage; so well-developed that they appear to represent a form intermediate between M. montana and M . nasuta. I doubt, therefore', whether M. nasuta (Schleg.) is more than a variety of M. montana. Kuhl.
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