Brachycephalus nodoterga Miranda-Ribeiro 1920

Know only from the type locality and Boraceia both localities in São Paulo State, Brazil.

Adult morphology Based in 1 male and 7 females. Snout outline subovoid to semicircular from above, rounded to vertically rounded in profile: short pair of postorbital crests, a pair of bosses about equidistant between postorbital crests, and a low anteriorly downward sloping ridge behind the eye on the side of the head distinct or not: upper eyelid smooth or with small pustules; no visible external tympanum: male vocal sac foldlike. not expanded: male vocal slits very small, posterior to tongue: no vomerine teeth: fourth finger very reduced. almost absent. third finger longest. first shortest: finger tips pointed, not disked: fingers not webbed. finger with extensive fleshy lateral ridges: finger subarticular tubercles indistinct: male thumb lacking asperities: no forearm fold: no prepollex: no distinctive body glands or folds: small ossification centers scattered over dorsum, concentrated as pebble-like net word on head and over vertebral column, additionally, dorsum scattered with small pustules; belly with many to no pustules: feet with 3 toes, inner shortest, outer longest: toe tips pointed, not disked; toes not webbed. toes with fleshy lateral ridges; inner and outer metatarsal tubercles indistinct; heel smooth: posterior surface of tarsus smooth: foot smooth. Dorsal pattern ranging from pigmentless to background of suffused light brown melanophores highlighted fading out on forearm; hands and feet same color as limbs or orange; one individual with a large black spot on the posterior dorsum. Undersides of feet, hands, and forearms orange; throat clear; belly clear, yellow with or without white spots, or dirty chrome yellow.

DD. Data Deficient.