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The toad species  Sclerophrys capensis  Tschudi, 1838 was erected for a single specimen from South Africa which has never been properly studied and allocated to a known species. A morphometrical and morphological analysis of this specimen and its comparison with 75 toad specimens referred to five South African toad species allowed to allocate this specimen to the species currently known as  Amietophrynus rangeri . In consequence, the nomen  Sclerophrys  must replace  Amietophrynus  as the valid nomen of the genus, and  capensis  as the valid nomen of the species. This work stresses the usefulness of natural history collections for solving taxonomic and nomenclatural problems.

The identity of the South African toadSclerophrys capensisTschudi, 1838 (Amphibia, Anura)