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We describe a new species of    Pristimantis    from the humid sub-montane forest of the  Región  Cusco in Peru.    Pristimantis   pluvialis    sp. n.  was collected in the Kosñipata and Entoro valleys at elevations from 740 to 1110 m a.s.l., near the borders of Manu National Park and within the Huachiperi Haramba Queros Conservation Concession. The new species can be distinguished from other members of the genus    Pristimantis    by its rostral tubercle, smooth dorsal skin, and by its advertisement call.    Pristimantis   lacrimosus    and    P.   waoranii    superficially most resemble the new species, but    P.   pluvialis    sp. n.  differs from both species by having a rostral tubercle (absent in    P.   waoranii    and variable in    P.   lacrimosus   ) and larger size, from    P.   lacrimosus    by its call emitted at a lower frequency, and from    P.   waoranii    for its dorsal coloration with dark markings. Two other species have partially overlapping distributions and resemble the new species,    P.   mendax    and    P.   olivaceus   , but they produce advertisement calls with much higher dominant frequencies than the advertisement call of the new species. Furthermore,    P.   mendax    differs from the new species by lacking a rostral tubercle and by having a sigmoid inner tarsal fold, whereas    P.   olivaceus    differs by being smaller and by having dorsal skin shagreen with scattered tubercles. The new species has snout-vent length of 21.8–26.9 mm in males (n = 12) and 28.8 mm in a single female.

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A new species of    Pristimantis    (  Amphibia  ,   Anura  ,   Craugastoridae  ) from the foothills of the Andes in Manu National Park, southeastern Peru