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BackgroundThe taxonomic status of the Thai populations belonging to the    Limnonectes   kuhlii    species complex is controversial, due to phenotypic similarity in the cryptic species complex. Recently, some studies on this group in Thailand have discovered four new species:    L.   taylori   ,    L.   megastomias   ,    L.   jarujini    and    L.   isanensis   . Even so, the diversity of this group is still incomplete.New informationBased on an integrative approach encompassing genetic and morphological analyses, we conclude that the    Limnonectes    populations from Nan Province (northern) and Yala Province (southern) of Thailand are conspecific with    L.   bannaensis    Ye, Fei &amp; Jiang, 2007 and    L.   utara    Matsui, Belabut &amp; Ahmad, 2014, respectively. These are the first records of these species in Thailand. Our study highlights the importance of using DNA sequence data in combination with morphological data to accurately document species identity and diversity. This is especially important for morphologically cryptic species complexes and sympatrically occurring congeners.

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First records of the fanged frogs    Limnonectes   bannaensis    Ye, Fei &amp; Jiang, 2007 and    L.   utara    Matsui, Belabut &amp; Ahmad, 2014 (  Amphibia  :   Anura  :   Dicroglossidae  ) in Thailand