Table 3 in Redescription of Adenomera diptyx (Boettger, 1885) (Anura, Leptodactylidae) and description of a closely related new species

Table 3. Summary of acoustic traits of the five species belonging to the open-habitat Adenomera Steindachner, 1867 clade (the new species is highlighted in bold). Data are reported as value ranges (mean ± standard deviation). Species of this Adenomera clade have the dominant frequency coinciding with either the first or second harmonic. For this reason, this trait is reported as the peak frequency of the fundamental harmonic (H1) and the second harmonic (H2). Mean values of the acoustic traits of A. saci Carvalho & Giaretta, 2013 were provided for each population separately in the original description (see Carvalho &Giaretta 2013a: table 2). Global means and corresponding standard deviations for all four populations of A. saci with recorded calls are provided here, calculated from the raw acoustic dataset of Carvalho & Giaretta (2013a).
SpeciesNote duration (ms)Note rate (min)Pulses/noteH1 frequency (Hz)H2 frequency (Hz)ReferenceA. diptyx (N = 12)28–49 (38 ±5)176–299 (227 ±36)2–6 (4± 1)2018–2519 (2241±122)3984–5060 (4504± 237)This studyA. guarani sp. nov. (N = 23)45–98 (66± 11)73–147 (102 ±18)4–9 (6 ± 1)2001–2448 (2198 ±89)3984–4974 (4329 ± 165)This studyA. hylaedactyla (N = 30)41–89 (59 ±9)107–242 (154 ±32)4–10 (7 ± 1)1852–2211 (2021 ±97)3680–4457 (4071 ± 214)Carvalho et al. (2019a)A. martinezi (N = 15)63–151 (117 ± 11)97–142 (122 ±15)15–21 (18± 1)1880–2060 (1930 ±80)3380–4130 (3740 ± 180)Carvalho & Giaretta (2013a)A. saci (N = 19)72–241 (141 ±41)90–175 (119 ±22)Nonpulsed1690–2250 (1953±125)3380–4441 (3895 ± 276)Carvalho & Giaretta (2013a)