Odorrana splendida Kuramoto, Satou, Oumi, Kurabayashi & Sumida, 2011, sp. nov.

Odorrana splendida sp. nov. Holotype. IABHU F 2179, female (SVL 110.9 mm) collected in Yamato-son, Amami Island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan on 17 March 2004 by S. Oumi (Fig. 7). Paratypes. IABHU F 2262, male (SVL 92.3 mm) collected in the same locality as the holotype on 3 April 2004 by S. Oumi. IABHU F 2263, female (SVL 108.2 mm) collected in the same locality as the holotype on 26 March 2004 by S. Oumi. IABHU F 2264, male (SVL 105.6 mm) collected in the same locality as the holotype on 15 February 2006 by S. Oumi. IABHU F 2213, female (SVL 123.0 mm) collected Uken-son, Amami Island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan on 22 February 2006 by S. Oumi. Diagnosis. Large, brightly colored frog inhabiting mountain stream regions of Amami Island. From its close relative O. ishikawae of Okinawa Island, this species is readily distinguishable by its smaller, ruggedly edged dorsal spots and lack of heavy mottlings on the abdomen. The inner metatarsal tubercle is relatively large and the head is relatively small when compared with O. ishikawae. Description of holotype (measurements in mm). A large, rather flat frog. Head wider than long (HL 34.0; HW 36.6); snout blunt; canthus rostralis blunt; loreal region heavily concave; upside of upper jaw between eye and tympanum strongly concave; nostril nearer to tip of snout than to eye (NS 6.2; EN 8.1); eye large, ca. 1.8 times tympanum diameter (EL 11.6; TD 6.4); upper eyelid wider than inter-orbital distance (UEW 10.2; IOD 7.0), the latter shorter than inter-narial space (IN 9.7). Fore- and hind-limbs stout; hand large (HAL 30.4) with well-developed disks (disk width of 3 F 4.2) and palmar tubercles; junction between disk and penultimate phalanx region bent sharply downward (as if there was intercalary cartilage); large thenar tubercle; subarticular tubercles well developed; finger length F 3>F 1>F 2>F 4; no webbing between fingers. Shank longer than thigh (THIGHL 51.2; TL 54.4), the former longer than foot (FOL 49.5); toes with large disks (disk width of 3 T 4.5); ...