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Philautus vermiculatus

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Philautus aermiculatus, BM 1974.4805, temperature unknown, recorded at 1280 m., Gunung Lawit, Malaya. An apparently complete call series includes 14 calls in 4.75 sec. Intervals between calls are 0.15-0.21 sec. The call consists of an indistinctly pulsed section (duration 0.03 sec.), a series of seven pulses (duration 0.04-0.05 sec.), and an unpulsed section (duration 0.01-0.015 sec.). Amplitude modulation is distinct. Fre- quency modulation is weak or absent: the dominant (fundamental) frequency is 1.8-2.6 khz., and there are harmonics at least at 3.6-4.2 and 5.4-5.8 khz.

Source: Dring, Julian C. (1987). Bornean treefrogs of the genus Philatus (Rhacophoridae). Amphibia-Reptilia, 8: 19-47.

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