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English: Holotype of Andrias sligoi (BMNH 1945.11.7.1): dorsal, lateral, and ventral views. Scale bar: 30 cm |
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| Source | (in English) Turvey, Samuel T.; Marr, Melissa M.; Barnes, Ian; Brace, Selina; Tapley, Benjamin; Murphy, Robert W.; Zhao, Ermi; Cunningham, Andrew A. (2019). "Historical museum collections clarify the evolutionary history of cryptic species radiation in the world's largest amphibians". Ecology and Evolution 0. DOI:10.1002/ece3.5257. ISSN 2045-7758. | |||
| Author | Samuel T. Turvey, Melissa M. Marr, Ian Barnes , Selina Brace, Benjamin Tapley, Robert W. Murphy, Ermi Zhao, Andrew A. Cunningham | |||
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