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We revise the frogs of the genus    Phrynoglossus    from Indochina based on data of external morphology, bioacoustics and molecular genetics. The results of this integrative study provide evidence for the recognition of three distinct species, one of which we describe as new.    Phrynoglossus   martensii    has a vast geographic distribution from central and southern Thailand across southern China to Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.    Phrynoglossus   myanhessei    sp. nov.  is distributed in central Myanmar whereas    Phrynoglossus   magnapustulosus    is restricted to the Khorat Plateau, Thailand. These three species occur in allopatry and differ in their mating calls, external morphology, and in genetic distances of the  16S  gene of 3.8–5.9%. Finally, we discuss and provide evolutionary evidence for the recognition of    Phrynoglossus    as a genus distinct from    Occidozyga   . Members of both genera form reciprocal monophyletic groups in our analyses of mtDNA data ( 16S ) and are well differentiated from each other in morphology and ecology. Furthermore, they differ in the amplexus mode with    Phrynoglossus    having an inguinal amplexus whereas it is axillary in    Occidozyga   . We further provide a  de novo  draft genome of the holotype based on short-read sequencing technology to a coverage of 25-fold. This resource will permanently link the genetic characterization of the species to the name-bearing type specimen.

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A taxonomic revision of the genus    Phrynoglossus    in Indochina with the description of a new species and comments on the classification within   Occidozyginae   (  Amphibia  ,   Anura  ,   Dicroglossidae  )