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With 566 species, the neotropical genus    Pristimantis    is the most speciose vertebrate genus. As a result of its striking diversity, taxonomic reviews remain a challenge. Herein, we present an updated phylogeny of the    Pristimantis   lacrimosus    group and describe a new species from Llanganates and Sangay National Parks. We also report, for the first time, the phylogenetic position of    Pristimantis   degener   ,    P.   eugeniae   ,    P.   katoptroides   , and    P.   petersi   . Based on our phylogeny, we add two species to the    Pristimantis   lacrimosus    group. Through the integration of molecular and bioacoustic evidence, we describe a new species which was hidden under “   Pristimantis   petersi   ”.    Pristimantis   petersioides    sp. nov.  is most closely related to    Pristimantis   petersi    and an undescribed species from Peru. It can be distinguished from    P.   petersi    by its advertisement call and large genetic differences (uncorrected  p -genetic distances 7.9% to 8.4% for gene  16S ). Moreover, the new species and    P.   petersi    are not sister species. We suggest assigning the new species to the Endangered Red List category because it has a small distribution range with deforestation as result of agriculture and other anthropogenic influences.

A new cryptic species of the Pristimantis lacrimosus group ( Anura , Strabomantidae ) from the eastern slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes