Taxonomy Profile: Platymantis (Günther 1858)

Platymantis: Taxonomy and Nomenclature

Kingdom:

Animalia

Taxonomic Rank:

Genus

Synonym(s):

Lahatnanguri

Brown Siler Richards Diesmos and Cannatella 2015

Tirahanulap

Brown Siler Richards Diesmos and Cannatella 2015

Tahananpuno

Brown Siler Richards Diesmos and Cannatella 2015

Lupacolus

Brown Siler Richards Diesmos and Cannatella 2015

Common Name(s):

Ground Frogs []

Taxonomic Status:

Current Standing:

valid

Data Quality Indicators:

Record Credibility Rating:

TWG standards met

Platymantis: Taxonomic Hierarchy

Kingdom : Animalia

animals |

Animal |

animaux |

Subkingdom : Bilateria

Infrakingdom : Deuterostomia

Phylum : Chordata

chordates |

cordado |

cordés |

Subphylum : Vertebrata

vertebrates |

vertebrado |

vertébrés |

Infradivision : Gnathostomata

Superclass : Tetrapoda

Class : Amphibia

Amphibians |

anfíbio |

amphibiens |

Order : Anura

Frogs |

Toads |

perereca |

rã |

sapo |

crapauds |

grenouilles |

Family : Ceratobatrachidae

Subfamily : Ceratobatrachinae

Genus : Platymantis

Ground Frogs |

Platymantis Direct Children(s):

Platymantis banahao

(Brown Alcala Diesmos and Alcala 1997)

Platymantis cagayanensis

(Brown Alcala and Diesmos 1999)

Platymantis dorsalis

(Duméril 1853)

Platymantis guentheri

(Boulenger 1882)

Platymantis hazelae

(Taylor 1920)

Platymantis indeprensus

(Brown Alcala and Diesmos 1999)

Platymantis isarog

(Brown Brown Alcala and Frost 1997)

Platymantis lawtoni

(Brown and Alcala 1974)

Platymantis luzonensis

(Brown Alcala Diesmos and Alcala 1997)

Platymantis negrosensis

(Brown Alcala Diesmos and Alcala 1997)

Platymantis panayensis

(Brown Brown and Alcala 1997)

Platymantis polillensis

(Taylor 1922)

Platymantis pseudodorsalis

(Brown Alcala and Diesmos 1999)

Platymantis rabori

(Brown Alcala Diesmos and Alcala 1997)

Platymantis subterrestris

(Taylor 1922)

Platymantis taylori

(Brown Alcala and Diesmos 1999)

Platymantis cornutus

(Taylor 1922)

Platymantis corrugatus

(Duméril 1853)

Platymantis diesmosi

(Brown and Gonzalez 2007)

Platymantis insulatus

(Brown and Alcala 1970)

Platymantis levigatus

(Brown and Alcala 1974)

Platymantis mimulus

(Brown Alcala and Diesmos 1997)

Platymantis montanus

(Taylor 1922)

Platymantis naomii

(Alcala Brown and Diesmos 1998)

Platymantis paengi

(Siler Linkem Diesmos and Alcala 2007)

Platymantis pygmaeus

(Alcala Brown and Diesmos 1998)

Platymantis sierramadrensis

(Brown Alcala Ong and Diesmos 1999)

Platymantis spelaeus

(Brown and Alcala 1982)

Platymantis biak

(Siler Diesmos Linkem Diesmos and Brown 2010)

Platymantis bayani

(Siler Alcala Diesmos and Brown 2009)

Platymantis quezoni

(Brown De Layola Lorenzo Diesmos and Diesmos 2015)

Platymantis: References

Expert(s):

Expert:

Roy W. McDiarmid

Notes:

U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center

Reference for:

Platymantis

Source(s):

Source:

NODC Taxonomic Code

Acquired:

1996-07-29

Notes:

Reference for:

Platymantis

Source:

Amphibian Species of the World: an Online Reference v6

Acquired:

2019-09-12

Notes:

Frost, Darrel R. 2019. Amphibian Species of the World: an Online Reference. Version 6 (12 September, 2019). Electronic Database accessible at http://research.amnh.org/herpetology/amphibia/index.html American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA

Reference for:

Platymantis

Publication(s):

Author(s)/Editor(s):

Frost, Darrel R.

Publication Date (Listed/Actual):

1997-02-01 / 1997-02-01

Article/Chapter Title:

Journal/Book Name, Vol. No.:

Amphibian Species of the World, A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference. Second edition

Page(s):

Publisher:

Electronic manuscript supplied by compiler

Publication Place:

New York, New York, U.S.A.

ISBN/ISSN:

/

Notes:

Reference for:

Platymantis

Platymantis: Geographic Information

Geographic Division:

Jurisdiction/Origin:

Platymantis: Comments

Comment:

Although some authors have treated the name Platymantis as feminine, it is now considered to be masculine, and a number of gender corrections have had to be made (see Frost, 2019, Amphibian Species of the World 6.0)