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Bufotes pewzowi

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Photo: Dr. Mikhail F. Bagaturov · CC BY-SA 4.0

Bufotes pewzowi

Basic stats

Range

Central Asia

Size

Males 52–77mm, females 50–86mm snout–vent; tadpoles about 45mm

Bufotes pewzowi is a toad in the family Bufonidae. Adult males measure 52–77mm and females 50–86mm in snout–vent length, and tadpoles at Gosner stages 35–37 are about 45mm in total length, the tail making almost two thirds. The specific name honours the Russian geographer, cartographer and explorer Mikhail Pevtsov (Wikipedia, general species account). The source used here does not describe its range in China.

Quick answers

Where is the Bufotes pewzowi found?
Central Asia
How big is the Bufotes pewzowi?
Males 52–77mm, females 50–86mm snout–vent; tadpoles about 45mm
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