Price_et_al_Revision_of_Litoria_revelata complex_SUPPLEMENTARY_TABLE_S3_ SNP_PCscores

We used a combination of nuclear and mitochondrial genetic data, body measurements and colouration, and male advertisement calls to analyse the systematic implications of variation in the whirring treefrog <i>Litoria</i> <i>revelata</i> complex, which occurs in three allopatric populations — north-eastern New South Wales/south-eastern Queensland, mid-eastern Queensland, and northern Queensland. The three populations each form divergent lineages for both the nuclear (single nucleotide polymorphisms; SNP) and mitochondrial datasets and are diagnosable also on the basis of morphology and advertisement calls. In combination, we use these lines of data to recognise three species: <i>L. revelata</i> in north-eastern New South Wales/south-eastern Queensland, <i>L. eungellensis</i> <b>sp. nov.</b> in mid-eastern Queensland, and the resurrected <i>L. corbeni</i> in northern Queensland. We provide a preliminary conservation assessment for each species, with the latter two species being localised to very small upland areas and warranting conservation listing and attention.