穆氏姬蛙
姬蛙科姬蛙属的一种两栖动物
穆氏姬蛙（学名：Microhyla mukhlesuri），一种分布于孟加拉国东部[1]、印度东北部[2]、缅甸、泰国[3]、老挝[4]、越南[5]、柬埔寨[6]、马来西亚[7]、新加坡[8]及中国云南南部[9]等地区分布的两栖动物，隶属于姬蛙科姬蛙属。模式产地为孟加拉国吉大港区拉奥泽安。种加词取自孟加拉国农业大学教授穆德·穆克鲁斯·拉赫曼（Md Mukhlesur Rahman）的名字，以纪念其对孟加拉国两栖动物研究的贡献。本种之前被误认为属于饰纹姬蛙（Microhyla ornata）[1]。
穆氏姬蛙
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科学分类 
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| 界： | 动物界 Animalia |
| 门： | 脊索动物门 Chordata |
| 纲： | 两栖纲 Amphibia |
| 目： | 无尾目 Anura |
| 科： | 姬蛙科 Microhylidae |
| 属： | 姬蛙属 Microhyla |
| 种： | 穆氏姬蛙 M. mukhlesuri
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| 二名法 | |
| Microhyla mukhlesuri （Hasan, Islam, Kuramoto, Kurabayashi & Sumida，2014）
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形态特征
穆氏姬蛙体型较小且细长，雄蛙体长16.5～21毫米，雌蛙体长17.3～18.4毫米。身体皮肤光滑，背部呈深灰色至棕色，具有明显的X型斑纹；身体两侧分布有不规则斑点；腹部微白，咽部分布着明显的小斑点。[10][1]
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