Myersiella microps (Duméril & Bibron 1841)

Low and moderate elevations in the coastal of Espírito Santo Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro States and Serra do Mar in São Paulo State, Brazil.

PIGMENTOS FLAVÔNICOS, ALCALÓIDES (ESPARTEINA), SAIS MINERAIS, ÓLEO ESSENCIAL(1)

Redescription of holotype A female with enlarged ovarian eggs; general aspect globulose, snout-vent length 33.2 mm, maximum width and depth 17.6 mm and 13.0 mm, respectively; head very small and pointed, triangular as viewed from above, width at jaws 6.5 mm, length (along side) 6.3 mm; snout very prominent, projecting well beyond mouth and with a rounded tip, distance fro111 anterior corner of eye to tip of snout 4.1 mm; nostrils lateral, subcircular, 2.8 mm from eye and 1.3 mm from tip of snout; canthus rostralis rounded, loreal region vertical; eyes very small, 1.5 mm in diameter, pupils circular; interorbital space 3.7 mm; eyelid 1.0 rnln wide and indistinct; no visible tympanum; tongue elliptical, free posteriorly, well back in mouth; choanae below eyes; no vomerine teeth, two transverse palatal ridges. Arms short, foreaims stout; palm thick, two faint metacarpal tubercles of which the outer is larger; digits cylindrical, unwebbed, and without lateral fringes, 2nd and 4th equal in length, subarticular tubercles indistinct and visible only basally, tips of fingers stout and round but without disks; hind limb and foot short and stout, heels not meeting when thighs are perpendicular to the body, no tarsal fold, a single indistinct metatarsal tubercle (inner); toes cylindrical, in order 4 > 3 > 5 > 2 > 1 respectively 7.2, 4.8, 3.8, 2.2, and 1.3 mm in length, base of the 4th very broad; subarticular tubercles scarcely visible, tips of toes round and very slightly enlarged (about 0.1 inm wider than digit below tip), without disks or grooves, no webs; skin damaged and faded, brown persisting on the hind limbs, a very dense reticulation of brown visible dorsally under magnification; only with great difficulty can one perceive that the venter was spotted.

Europa

LC. Least Concern.