Amolops australis

Amolops australis is a species of true frog that is found in the southern parts of Peninsular Malaysia. The author proposed the common name "southern torrent frog", which is a name shared by Arthroleptides yakusini.

Description

There is no data about how it looks in life. In preservative it is light grey on the dorsal side and light and yellowish on the ventral side. Feet are brown on both sides. The SVL in males is and which sows clear sexual dimorphism.

Distribution

It can be found in Endau-Rompin National Park and Bantang River Amenity Forest in the state of Johor. It may be more widely distributed but this has not yet been proven. The holotype was found at an elevation of asl. They have an elevation range of.

Etymology

The species name "australis" means "southern" in Latin, because it is found in the southern part of Peninsular Malaysia.